THE ALLERGY ALLY PROJECT[Group Name]
Generated August 17, 2026
Allergies Present
A food allergy isn’t the same as an intolerance — it can trigger a life-threatening reaction, so please take it seriously rather than treating it as a sensitivity.
No allergens selected yet — check the boxes on the left to build this guide.
Simple Habits That Help
Wash hands after eating
Soap and water removes allergens from hands better than sanitizer does.
Don't share food or drinks
A good habit for every kid to build, allergy or not.
Never joke, dare, or tease with allergens
Kids learn how seriously to take allergies from the adults around them.
Help make class parties and celebration treats inclusive
Ask families to check with the teacher about treats, so everyone has what they need.
Snack Ideas That Avoid These Allergens
Allergy-friendly brands — verified free of the Big 9 allergens
Packaged snacks — always check the current label for shared-facility warnings
Not medical advice. This guide is a starting point, not a guarantee — brand formulas and facilities can change, and any packaged snack can carry cross-contact risk even when the recipe itself looks safe. Always check the current label before serving, and confirm specific products with parents/guardians and your school or organization’s food policy. For an up-to-date, brand-specific list, see SnackSafely.com’s free Safe Snack Guide.
allergyallyproject.org — free tools, games & classroom resources
Allergy Guide Builder
Check off the allergens present in a class, team, or group and get a printable guide with safe snack ideas — no names, no medical details, just what families need to know.
How to use
- 1Name the group and check allergens present
- 2Check the live preview
- 3Click “Print / Save as PDF”
- 4Share with families, staff, or coaches
In your browser’s print dialog, choose “Save as PDF” to download, or print directly. Nothing you enter here is saved or sent anywhere.