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Temple Financial collects ‘Giving Tree’ donations

Toys and nonperishable food are accepted through Dec. 21

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During this holiday season, Temple Financial is once again having its annual “Giving Tree” on display to help local families in need.

Gift items will soon be tagged on the Christmas tree in the Temple office at 532 Northeast Third Ave., in Camas.

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