Attending FARE events helps advance food allergy research, education, and advocacy through fundraising and awareness.
A Gut Check on Biotics: U.S. Clinician Knowledge and Use of Pre-, Pro- and Synbiotics in Pediatric Food Allergy
Tuesday, November 10, 2026 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 p.m. ET
As research continues to uncover the complex relationship between the gut microbiome and immune health, prebiotics, probiotics, and synbiotics are increasingly being discussed as potential tools in the management of pediatric food allergy. Yet questions remain regarding clinician awareness, confidence, and real-world use of these interventions in clinical practice.
Speakers: Carina Venter, PHD, RD and Qian Yuan, MD, PHD
This webinar awards 1.0 CPEU in accordance with the Commission on Dietetic Registration's CPEU Prior Approval Program.
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2026 Rising Leaders Sips for a Cause
November 10, 2026
Join FARE's Rising Leaders Committee for an evening of connection, community, and impact at Sips for a Cause. Gather with friends and fellow supporters while helping advance FARE's mission to improve the quality of life and health of those living with food allergy through transformative research, education, and advocacy.
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Food Allergy Awareness Week
May 9-15, 2027
Food Allergy Awareness Week was May 10 to May 16, 2026. Continue to bring food allergy awareness to your community through our shareable resources! See you next year for Food Allergy Awareness Week, May 9 to May 15, 2027.
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Recent FARE Events
Clinical Development Day: Beyond One-Size-Fits-All
This event brought together researchers, clinicians, industry innovators, government funders and regulators, and cross-sector leaders for meaningful discussion, shared learning, and collaboration. Together, participants considered how biology, lived experience, and social factors can inform more precise, inclusive, and compassionate approaches to diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management.
Convening on a National Strategy for Alpha-gal Syndrome
An invitation-only national convening bringing together selected leaders from academia, government, healthcare, industry, agriculture, and the patient community to define shared priorities and build a coordinated national roadmap for alpha-gal syndrome.
Creating a Table For All - A FARE Gala
FARE hosted a Gala to honor valued partners in our mission and spotlighted the NextGen leaders at the center of our work. It was a dynamic night with special opportunities to mingle and enjoy chef-inspired fare that was safe and delicious.
FARE Regional Events
In 2026, FARE is took its programming on the road, offering a series of regional events held across the country.
OctoberFARE
FARE’s OctoberFARE gathering combined the annual Food Allergy Summit (October 31-November 1) with FARE Neighborhoods Day (October 30-October 31) and Clinical Development Day (October 30-October 31), and featured a special Teal Pumpkin Project celebration on Halloween.
Mind Meld Innovation Summit 2025
FARE's Mind Meld Innovation Summit gathers leading scientists and immunology researchers to break down knowledge silos and boldly collaborate, to accelerate innovation in food allergy treatments and define the pathway to a cure for this disease.
FARE Food Allergy Summit 2024
This in-person event brought together people who are impacted by food allergies for three days of educational sessions, insightful discussions and meaningful connections.
First Annual FARE Neighborhoods Day
FARE Neighborhoods Day was more than just an event—it was a catalyst for meaningful change and inspiring dialogue, paving the way toward a more inclusive and healthy future for all with food allergy.
Food Allergy Safety Summit...for Hospitality
This event brought together thought leaders across the industry to share best practices in food allergy safety.
Courage at Congress 2024: Advocate for a Cure
FARE's Courage at Congress 2024: Advocate for a Cure legislative fly-in is where you can make your voice heard to make positive change for the more than 33 million Americans in the food allergy community. This year’s event features engaging panels including policymakers from Congress and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and opportunities to practice lobbying before going to the Hill.