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11/01/2026

What an incredible year for FAACT’s 2026 Allergy Summit!

From meaningful connections and inspiring conversations to valuable education and shared experiences, this year’s Summit was truly one to remember!

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped make it such a wonderful success, including our National Premier Sponsor, Genentech!

And the excitement doesn’t stop here! Save the date for October 21–23, 2027! Stay tuned for registration details. We can’t wait to do it all again!

11/01/2026

November is Heritage Month. wishes you a wonderful month of celebrations.

Learn more here: https://nativeamericanheritagemonth.gov/

10/31/2026

Have a Happy and Safe from ! 👻 🎃 🤖

Remember these safety :

1. Bring
2. Avoid eating treats along the way
3. Inspect candy
4. Read ALL labels
5. Bring extra/safe treats to parties

https://www.foodallergyawareness.org/holidays/halloween/

Have fun and be safe while !

10/30/2026

FAACT's Halloween Safety Tips

Set the stage for a fun Halloween with these safety tips:

• Bring epinephrine: Carry two FDA-approved epinephrine products while trick-or-treating, to parties, at the mall, and anywhere else there may be Halloween candy.

• NO snacking: Give your child incentive to wait until they get home before eating treats. Switch out unsafe candy for safe treats, toys, or even money.

• Dress up: Can your child wear gloves to help avoid direct contact with allergens? Accessorize costumes with teal buttons, stickers, or other awareness items to let other parents know about food allergies.

• Speak up: Have fun with a little role playing. If they see candy they know they can have, teach them to ask for it. If someone offers something they can’t have, they can say, “No, thank you. I have a food allergy.”

Visit to learn more:
https://www.foodallergyawareness.org/holidays/halloween/

10/29/2026

by ARS Pharma

FAACT's Teal Ghost Kit

A cool chill has ushered in a teal treat sure to put a smile on your face this fall.

Halloween is here, but there is no need to fear! FAACT created a Teal Ghost Kit as a fun way to include children with food allergies in the Halloween festivities and help them have a safe and happy Halloween.

Teal Ghost your neighbors by downloading FAACT’s “You’ve Been Teal Ghosted” signs. Add allergy-friendly, non-food treats like glow sticks, bouncing balls, or fidget spinners. Then secretly Teal Ghost your neighbor by placing the sign and goodies on their doorstep. Ring the doorbell and fly away!

Your neighbors will love their Teal Ghost Kit and will learn more about food allergies. It is the best way to troll – we mean teach – the community about food allergies!

Visit to learn more: https://www.foodallergyawareness.org/holidays/halloween/

10/28/2026

by: Takeda

Tune in to FAACT’s Roundtable Podcast: The Latest in EoE Research

Eosinophilic Esophagitis—now that’s a mouthful! Better known as EoE, this condition can make something as simple as eating a real challenge. But what exactly is EoE, how does it affect everyday life, and what exciting advances in research and treatment are giving patients and families new hope?

Joining us is FAACT Medical Advisory Board member, Dr. Vince Mukkada, board-certified gastroenterologist and Medical Director in the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. He’s here to break down EoE, explore the latest research, and share what the future may hold for patients and families.

Listen to ’s Ep. 306:
https://faactsroundtable.buzzsprout.com/848314/episodes/19974335

10/27/2026

FAACT's Teal Ghost Kit

A cool chill has ushered in a teal treat sure to put a smile on your face this fall.

Halloween is here, but there is no need to fear! FAACT created a Teal Ghost Kit as a fun way to include children with food allergies in the Halloween festivities and help them have a safe and happy Halloween.

Teal Ghost your neighbors by downloading FAACT’s “You’ve Been Teal Ghosted” signs. Add allergy-friendly, non-food treats like glow sticks, bouncing balls, or fidget spinners. Then secretly Teal Ghost your neighbor by placing the sign and goodies on their doorstep. Ring the doorbell and fly away!

Your neighbors will love their Teal Ghost Kit and will learn more about food allergies. It is the best way to troll – we mean teach – the community about food allergies!

Visit to learn more:
https://www.foodallergyawareness.org/holidays/halloween/

10/26/2026

FAACT's Halloween Resources

Halloween can be scary – and we’re not just talking about decorations. Avoiding unsafe foods at school and other celebrations is often a challenge for children with food allergies.

FAACT created resources to help families have more fun and less fright this Halloween, including blog posts, Pinterest boards, podcast episodes, and activities to help educate your community.

Visit to learn more:
https://www.foodallergyawareness.org/holidays/halloween/

10/25/2026

Day two was a success! What an amazing weekend at the 🩵

See you all next year 🎉🙌

10/24/2026

Whatever reason brought you to the FAACT Allergy Summit, we are so glad you’re here. 🩵

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