Grandview Miracle Week

In 2020, GHS helped a little boy named Max who has a rare genetic disease that wreaks havoc on his neurological system. The condition is too rare for a formal name and is only known by the gene - SLC6A1. SLC6A1 causes developmental disabilities, a movement disorder, and the onset of a debilitating form of epilepsy along with regression between 3 - 4 years. Grandview is coming full circle, and this time has “adopted” Charlie, Jaxon, Max, Reilly and Will as its Miracle Children for 2023. As a school, it is our goal to raise $15,000 for these amazing children and the Non-profit organization SLC6A1 Connect. It’s time to raise money and awareness for this rare genetic disease. Our donations will go to assisting all SLC6A1 candidates receive the groundbreaking Gene Therapy Treatment that can wipe out this genetic disorder. We are One Pack, GO Wolves!

Throughout the week of March 6-10, Grandview will be hosting many school events, with all proceeds going to SLC6A1 Connect. Grandview is set to help raise money and awareness for this rare genetic disease. Our donations will go to help, Charlie, Jaxson, Max, Reilly & Will receive the groundbreaking Gene Therapy Treatment that can wipe out this genetic disorder. Be a part of something bigger than ourselves and let us come together as a community and help these children get their miracle. Thank you for your consideration.

If you would prefer to mail a check, please make the checks payable to:

SLC6A1 Connect

ATTN: Amber Freed

6329 Bluffview Drive

Frisco, TX 75034

All donations are tax-deductible and the EIN is 83-1415567. Please note the Foundation may accept donations in the form of stock. Please contact Amber Freed at [email redacted] or at (303) [phone redacted] for more information.