School, basketball communities raise $4K for rare condition research
Grace Sayler, 3, of Coeur d'Alene, was the star of the show Wednesday, Jan. 14 as $4,000 was raised for Noonan syndrome research during basketball games at Lake City High. Grace's family founded the Hope.Love.Grace nonprofit to raise awareness and funding for the rare genetic disorder Grace was born with.
Photo by Kim Burt Photography
Lake City High School basketball players wear Hope.Love.Grace shirts Wednesday evening during the Paws Out, Claws Out fundraiser in honor of 3-year-old Grace Sayler, held by her mom Honey Sayler, front row, second from right. Grace was born with the rare genetic condition Noonan syndrome accompanied by hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
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Lake City High basketball players and coaches show support for Grace Sayler and Noonan syndrome awareness by wearing Hope.Love.Grace shirts Wednesday, Jan. 14. The Sayler family, front row, from left: Grace's dad John Sayler, Grace, mom Honey Sayler and sister Lillian Sayler. Grace's brother Jack Sayler is last on the right in the middle row, black shirt.
Photo by Kim Burt Photography
Local middle schoolers play a stacking game with boxes that say "hope," "love" and "grace" Wednesday, Jan. 14 at Lake City High School during the Paws Out, Claws Out fundraiser and awareness event for 3-year-old Grace Sayler, who was born with Noonan syndrome.
Photo by Kim Burt Photography
The littlest wolf in the pack was the star of the show Wednesday, Jan. 14, at the Paws Out, Claws Out fundraiser held during basketball games at Lake City High School.
Students donned "SuperKitties" capes and masks in honor of Grace Sayler, 3, of Coeur d'Alene, who was born with Noonan syndrome. The evening brought in $4,000 for the Hope.Love.Grace nonprofit, founded by Grace's family in the fall of 2025, to provide research and advocacy funding for this rare genetic disorder.
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