Who Is Helping Us To Reduce Foodborne Illness in the U.S.?
Food Safety Education Leaders
The Partnership for Food Safety Education is a public-private collaborative that is the only nonprofit in the U.S. that focuses on consumer food safety education.
We are proud and able to provide all resources free of charge because of our annual contributing partners, special project supporters, and foundations. We are not a member association. We are a nonprofit dedicated to improving public health outcomes. To learn more about how your organization can join these food safety leaders, please contact Britanny Saunier.
If you already know you’d like to become a PFSE Partner, click here to submit your pledge!
Thank you to these food safety leaders for elevating the importance of consumer food safety education!
Federal Liaisons
The Partnership for Food Safety Education collaborates with these federal agencies to ensure effective and coordinated efforts. We’re proud to say that we’ve been collaborators for over twenty years that started as a Memorandum of Understanding in 1996. All support is provided in-kind and the Partnership does not receive routine federal funding.
Annual Contributing Partners
Supporters that make a yearly, sustained financial commitment that supports our basic services for health and food safety educators like webinars, offering of flyers, images, kids games, weekly communications, and our flagship website – fightbac.org.
Tier II – Sponsoring Partners
Tier III – Sponsoring Partners
Tier IV – Sponsoring Partners
Tier III – Public Partners
Tier IV – Public Partners
Special Project Supporters
Supporters that help make new projects possible by supporting new design and outreach to consumers.
Thank you to our The Story of Your Dinner supporters!
Thank you to our taskforce funding assistance:
Thank you to Friends of PFSE for your special contribution:
Foundations
Grantmakers that make our work possible.
Thank you to these food safety leaders for elevating the importance of consumer food safety education!
To learn more about how your organization can join these food safety leaders, please contact Britanny Saunier at bsaunier@fightbac.org.