Grayson Frozen Yogurt Benefit to Help Toddler With Cancer

Five Spot Frozen Yogurt in Snellville and Grayson will hold a benefit next Tuesday (Nov. 12) for the family of Imogen Claire Passman, a 3-year-old with cancer. 

Twenty-five percent of sales between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. will be donated to the family, who lives in Lilburn.

Imogen was diagnosed with ganglioneuroblastoma after doctors found a tumor on her spine, according to benefit organizer Sarah Green in a news release. The toddler has had surgery to remove part of the tumor and now is undergoing chemotherapy and physical therapy. 

"The Passman family is one [of the] sweetest and best families that I know, and Imogen is just the sweetest little girl in the world with the best personality," Green added. "This family holds such a special place in my heart."

Since opening in 2011, Five Spot has given back thousands of dollars to the local community and benefited organizations such as the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, American Cancer Society and Preeclampsia Foundation just to name a few. 

“Five Spot loves its community and enjoys giving back,” said frozen yogurt company's president, David Carswell. Since opening in 2011, Five Spot has given back to the local community and benefited organizations such as the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, American Cancer Society and Preeclampsia Foundation. 

For more information on Imogen Passman, please visit the family blog at thepassman.blogspot.com/. Online donations may be made at www.gofundme.com/47bl0c. 

The Five Spot in Snellville is located at 1905 Scenic Hwy. while the Grayson location is at 1911 Grayson Hwy.