Food Allergy Awareness Week
From May 12 to May 18, 2024, join us for a week of honoring, inspiring and empowering everyday individuals to take action in support of their friends, family, and colleagues living with this disease.
Pledge to be an Ally and Champion
Take the pledge to be a FARE Ally and Champion, whether it’s for yourself or to support the 33 million Americans with life-threatening food allergies. Your name may be added to the FARE display on an iconic New York Times Square billboard!
Sign the Pledge
Put FARE on the Map!
Each year, elected officials including governors, mayors and city council members across the country make formal proclamations recognizing Food Allergy Awareness Week in response to requests from people like you!
Learn MoreCelebrating Allies & Champions
Over 33 million Americans have a serious and potentially life-threatening food allergy. Every 10 seconds, food allergy sends a patient to the emergency room.
Join us May 12-18, 2024, to convene allies and champions to come together and raise awareness of this often invisible but potentially life-threatening disease.
Pledge to be an Ally and Champion!
Sign the Pledge
The Week's Agenda!
Sunday
Honoring Moms
Monday
Honor Your Doctors, Nurses, Dietitians, Clinicians, and Researchers
Tuesday
Honor Your Teachers, School Staff, and Cafeteria Workers
Wednesday
Celebrating the Food Service and Hospitality Industry
Thursday
Celebrating Advocacy
Friday
Celebrating the Food Allergy Community
Saturday
Celebrating Innovation and the Future
Food Allergy Awareness Week Posters
Download and share Food Allergy Awareness Week posters to spread awareness!
General Poster
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Allies and Champions Poster
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Food For Thought Poster
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Food Allergy Awareness Week Proclamations
Each year, elected officials including governors, mayors and city council members across the country make formal proclamations recognizing Food Allergy Awareness Week. They do this in response to requests from people like you! As FARE receives proclamations, the corresponding states on our map will turn teal, the color of food allergy awareness.
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