2026 Community Grant Recipients
The Allergists’ Foundation Community Grant Program inspires practicing allergists to develop creative solutions for challenges related to allergy care within their communities. Below are six outstanding projects that have been selected for funding in 2026. You can also browse our past grantees’ project summaries to learn more about their work.
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Project title: AI-Ready Allergy (AIRA): A National Needs Assessment of AI-Powered Practice Management Priorities Among Community Allergists |
Project title: Building Bravery: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Program to Empower Families and Children With Food Allergy Anxiety |
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Project Title: GLP-1 Receptor Agonist Therapy as Add-on Treatment in Adults with Obesity and Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial |
Project Title: An Implementation Study on the Use of Indoor Air Purification in an Environmental Justice Community in Chicago |
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Project Title: Reducing Language Barriers in Food Allergy Care Through Multilingual Patient and Family Education |
Project Title: Adolescent and Caregiver Anxiety, Quality of Life, and Treatment Selection Across Food Allergy Management Strategies: A Cross Sectional Dyadic Study |
These awards are made possible through the generous donations from College members and support by GSK. Learn more about the work of our grantees by reading the project summaries.
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