When you give a monthly donation, you will make a big difference over time.

 
 

Natasha’s Foundation commits to long-term projects that change lives.

Our community of monthly supporters make sure we have the long-term funding for these projects. We are so grateful for your on-going support.

 
 

How your monthly donations help

Reliable funding allows us to plan and commit to long-term projects that give hope to individuals and families with food allergies.

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The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation Donation Acceptance Policy

We will only accept donations that will enable us to achieve our aims without compromising our mission, independence, and credibility. We will not solicit or accept gifts where the requirements of funders will deflect us from our objectives, or where the association would significantly risk our reputation. 

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