We began as a service-learning project in Courtney Dwyer Satkoski’s Civic Engagement course at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) in Fort Myers, Florida. Since 2016, students in Satkoski's courses have partnered with SWFL community members, physicians, volunteers, and stakeholders to educate, fundraise, and advocate on behalf of patients diagnosed with Hunter syndrome. The project, turned nonprofit, has held community-wide fundraising events and collaborated with FGCU Athletics, Greek Life, Housing, and the Honors College to host special events for patients diagnosed with Hunter syndrome. We have connected with families and advocates worldwide to advance our mission and expand our story. We have been featured on television programs, in magazines and newspapers, presented at state and national conferences, and earned over a dozen awards at University-wide showcases, including Creating Healthy Communities, Peoples Choice, Overall Best Course Based Project, Most Engaged, Overall Best Independent Award, and Phenomenal First Year Project.