Kids & Family
Community Comes Together to Benefit Grayson Girl Struck with Rare Cancer
$8,000 was raised for Imogen Passman, 3.
More than 300 people attended and $8,000 was raised at a benefit to help a 3-year-old Grayson girl battling a rare form of cancer.
Buffalo’s Café in Loganville hosted the Saturday, May 17 event benefitted Imogen Passman, who has ganglioneuroblastoma, from which a tumor has grown around her spine.
Buffalo’s donated a percentage of sales. The event included 75 show cars on display in the parking lot.
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The money will go toward escalating medical bills. “Immy” is undergoing chemotherapy and physical therapy at the Mayo Clinic.
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