Food Allergy Awareness Week
Food Allergy Awareness Week is May 11 to May 17, 2025. This year, we’re busting myths and sharing facts about food allergy—and asking people to bring food allergy awareness to the workplace!
Food Allergy Awareness Week 2025
Food Allergy Awareness Week is May 11-17!
This year, all May (Food Allergy Awareness Month), we’re asking people to come together and raise awareness by sharing our “Food Allergy Myths and Facts” resource in your community.
If you're on social media, take part by posting one "Myth vs. Fact" that resonates for you. Or print out the flyer and pass it out where you work or go to school. Need a Spanish version? We’ve got that too!
Get the Food Allergy Myths and Facts
Did you know 1 in 10 adults in the U.S. have a food allergy?
Food allergy isn’t just a worry in schools or at restaurants—a food allergy reaction can happen anytime, anywhere, including at work. Sharing the office kitchen, celebratory staff parties, networking lunches and dinners, travel for conferences; these moments can all pose challenges for someone with food allergy.
This May, we’re asking people to bring food allergy awareness to the workplace. FARE has compiled the resources to get you started!
Bring Awareness to Your Workplace
Food Allergy Awareness Posters
Download and share Food Allergy Awareness posters to spread awareness!
"Did You Know?" Poster
Click here to download.
"Allies and Champions" Poster
Click here to download.
"Food Allergy-Aware Kitchen" Poster
Click here to download.
Start a Fundraiser
May is Food Allergy Awareness Month, and FARE is looking for allies and champions to join our fight to improve the quality of life and health of those with food allergies through transformative research, education, and advocacy. We created this campaign for everyone to contribute at various impact levels. Please join us by starting a fundraiser and sharing your goal with family and friends.
Learn More
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 be shaded teal, the color of food allergy awareness.
Follow Us on Social
