AllergyKids

The mission of the AllergyKids Foundation is to make clean and safe food affordable to all children. Our goal is to restore the health of our children and the integrity of our food supply for families today and for future generations. We work with celebrities, world renowned athletes, like minded organizations, non profits and individuals to get th... e word out. Our goal is simple and straightforward: we want to protect children from the additives now found in our food supply - additives not used in children's foods in other developed countries. In our efforts to achieve this, the AllergyKids Foundation works to: Inspire choices that enhance the quality of life, improve nutrition and create change in the health of our children, schools and communities. Inform parents and caregivers about food grown without the use of synthetic additives, artificial growth hormones and pesticides. Address the increasing prevalence of synthetic additives, artificial growth hormones, antibiotics and genetically engineered allergens and proteins now found in the U.S. food supply and its impact on the health of our families. Provide materials and resources to help individuals and families reduce their exposure to additives in their diets. Cultivate team building and grassroots movements that drive change in our schools, communities, organizations, and federal food policy. Our mission is a mighty one, but we believe that our children deserve nothing less. And while they may only represent 30% of our population, they are 100% of our future, and we can accomplish so much together. Founded by former food industry analyst, author and mother of four, Robyn O'Brien, the AllergyKids started Mother's Day 2006 after her fourth child had an allergic reaction to breakfast. As the work expanded beyond food allergies and into additives, asthma, autism and ADHD, AllergyKids Foundation, a 501 c3 non profit, launched on Mother's Day 2010 to bring attention to recent changes to the food supply and the dramatic increases in the rates of allergies, ...Read More