Donations accepted through Dec. 20
BRUSH PRAIRIE — Clark County Fire District 3 is calling on the community to help make the holidays brighter for neighbors in need.
From now through Dec. 20, the department is hosting their holiday Toy & Food Drive, with donation drop-off locations at Fire Station 31 (17718 NE 159th St., Brush Prairie) and Fire Station 35 (505 SW 1st St., Battle Ground).
Fire District 3 is collecting:
- Unused toys for children of all ages
- Toiletries and personal hygiene products
- Gift cards and cash donations (helpful for older children and teens)
- Gift wrapping supplies
- New blankets and clothing items
- Non-perishable, unexpired food items
Fire District 3 extends heartfelt gratitude to the community for their generosity, past and present. “Your support helps ensure that everyone in our community experiences the joy and warmth of the holiday season,” said Fire Chief Scott Sorenson. “We’re happy to be a part of it.”
For more information, please contact Fire District 3 at (360) 892-2331.
Clark County Fire District 3 provides fire and life safety services to over 46,000 people in east Clark County, including the city of Battle Ground. Fifty-seven full-time and 10 volunteer emergency personnel responded to 5,175 calls in 2023. Fire District 3 operates under a balanced budget and has a long history of passing its financial and accountability audits by the state. More information on Fire District 3 can be found on its website www.fire3.org.
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