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Make a tax-deductible donation to the Partnership for Food Safety Education!

1 in 6 Americans will experience foodborne illness each year. Children and seniors are most susceptible to the severe health impacts of foodborne illness such as impaired brain functioning and kidney failure.

With your support, we will be able to provide more than 13,000 community-based health and food safety educators with education materials, webinars and other events that improve the effectiveness of their outreach efforts — ultimately reducing the risk of foodborne illness for individuals and families across the nation.

No gift is too small or too large to make a difference, donate any amount to help today!

$250

A dozen health educators receive ready-to-go health information that they need right now.

$150

The go-to source for information, fightbac.org, is accessible at all times.

$25

Parents and teachers have access to kids activities that keep them healthy.

$13 Monthly

For every 1,000 educators we serve. Make it monthly!

Contact Britanny Saunier for more information on your donation or ways to get involved at bsaunier@fightbac.org.

Thank you for your support!

Partnership for Food Safety Education is a 501c3, Tax ID: 75-2977151

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