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“To the world you may be one person; but to one person you may be the world.”–Dr. Seuss Seven years ago, 13-year-old Natalie Giorgi died of an allergic reaction after biting into a treat she didn’t know had peanut butter. . . . (read more)
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July 2019: We would like to thank Governor Newsom for both his insight and his willingness to recognize the dangers of this epidemic, especially as awareness and education of the reality of food allergies is integral in defeating them. The . . . (read more)
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Again this season, the Foundation is elated to have the 5th Annual Allergy-Friendly game hosted by the San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park. It is a time to raise awareness–both in the Community Clubhouse area on the Promenade and on . . . (read more)
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This summer marks 6 years since we lost our Sunshine Girl, Natalie. Her light continues to shine and continues to make a difference. With support of family and friends, her legacy has grown. The Sacramento PBS station, KVIE, and their . . . (read more)
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On August 22nd, a vineyard dinner fundraiser, graciously hosted by the Lucchetti family at their ranch in Sacramento, was held for the benefit of the Foundation. The authentic Italian- style dinner, generously donated in its entirety by the Lucchetti family, featured . . . (read more)
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We would like to invite our local friends to join us at the ballpark to cheer on Natalie’s favorite team! Our San Francisco Giants will be hosting two upcoming Peanut Allergy-Friendly nights: July 27th and September 18th. July 27th is . . . (read more)
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With the creation of this Foundation, we aimed to remember and honor our Sunshine Girl by raising food allergy awareness and saving lives. There could be perhaps no more immediate and substantial fulfillment of this goal than through the passing . . . (read more)
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The Sacramento FARE (Food Allergy Research & Education) Walk on September 7th was a phenomenal opportunity to raise support and funds for the FARE organization in their efforts to combat food allergies. Natalie’s Sunshine Team attended in tremendous force, walking to help end the . . . (read more)
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This spring, our daughters, nieces, and friends started a Twitter trend, #PasadenaInPurple. They first tweeted this hashtag with a photo of Natalie along with an explanation not only of her intense love for life, but also of her love for . . . (read more)