HOPKINS, Minn. -- Allergies to common foods like peanuts, eggs, milk and shellfish are on the rise, leaving families and schools more confused than ever on what is safe to eat. Individuals with food allergies, their families,  teachers and caregivers will benefit from a FREE Food Allergy Resource Fair Saturday, November 7, 9:00-11:00 am, at the Hopkins Eisenhower Community Center at 1001 Highway 7 in Hopkins.

The Resource Fair will feature over 40 allergy-friendly food and product companies from around the United States. Many will provide food samples, coupons and detailed information on product safety and benefits. In addition, children can participate in art activities facilitated by ArtStart, a Minnesota nonprofit art education organization. An allergist will be available at the “Ask the Doctor” booth to answer questions. Attendees can also learn more about the nonprofit organization Food Allergy Support Group of Minnesota.
 

For more information about the Food Allergy Resource Fair or the Food Allergy Support Group of Minnesota, visit FoodAllergySupportMN.org or call 651-636-1836. 

About the Food Allergy Support Group of Minnesota
The Food Allergy Support Group of Minnesota (FASGMN) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by food allergies. FASGMN advocates awareness, understanding, and safety within families and communities by facilitating personal connections and providing educational resources. Founded in January, 2003, the FASGMN is run entirely by dedicated, local volunteers, and serves families from the greater Minneapolis-St. Paul area and beyond. foodallergysupportmn.org