FARE is on a mission to improve the life and health of the 32 million Americans living with food allergies. FARE is providing hope for research and treatment options. They have contributed over $100 million in donations towards research.

E.A.T was started by two families impacted by food allergies with the goal to address the lack of funds toward food allergy research. E.A.T’s main goal is to help advance scientific and medical research for treatment and cures for food allergies.

Red Sneakers for Oakley is a non profit organization created to honor the life of Oakley Debbs, who tragically lost his life in 2016 due to food induced anaphylaxis. The Debbs family launched this non for profit with the goal to raise awareness about the dangers of food allergies.