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Our Impact

FARE is improving the quality of life and health of those with food allergy through transformative research, education, and advocacy.

Food allergy is a disease, not a diet.

More than 33 million people in the U.S. have food allergy, which can cause life-threatening reactions.

2024 Impact Report

FARE is the leading nonprofit organization that empowers the food allergy patient across the journey of managing their disease. The 2024 Impact Report showcases our comprehensive array of programs supporting food allergy patients and their families across the pillars of research, education, and advocacy. We are raising awareness, creating bold new solutions to the challenges of living with food allergy, and amplifying the voices of our community. It’s good for everyone!

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2024 FARE Impact Report

Driving Food Allergy Research Forward

FARE is the largest provider of charitable support for food allergy research in the U.S. Through support for academic and industry research, FARE promotes the development of new therapies and offers hope for effective treatments.

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Advocacy Issues

FARE advocates for a better and safer life for our community at the federal and state level.

Increasing Research Funding

The food allergy epidemic demands better—and more—treatment options. This means we need more food allergy research and a stronger partnership with the federal government.

Access to Epinephrine

Quick access to epinephrine, the first-line treatment for a severe or life-threatening allergic reaction, is critical for individuals managing food allergies.

Improving Labeling Laws

Labeling problems are created when manufacturers change how they produce a food or when a mistake is made. We need labeling laws that are flexible enough to meet the changing needs of the food allergy community. Additionally, we need an improved system for reporting potential labeling problems.

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Living with Food Allergy

From the basics of this disease to preventing and treating reactions, our comprehensive resources help individuals and families manage food allergy and live well. 

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