 Community action and the Brainerd Lakes Queens are giving Santa a helping hand by wrapping gifts for busy shoppers in the Westgate Mall. Our Logan Gaye has more on that in this week's Golden Apple from Brainerd. We have tissue paper, we have paper, we have bowls, we have tape, we have tags. If you're looking to ease some of the holiday stress community action has you covered. The Brainerd royalty recently volunteered their time to help community action and wrap some gifts for the holiday shoppers. I don't care how small, how big, how young, how old you are, we'll help you out and make sure that your Christmas is as merry as we can make it. Community action has been wrapping gifts in the Westgate Mall for 15 years and they have wrapped their fair share of diverse presents. I've wrapped everything. I've even wrapped a six-foot bookshelf that was assembled. So when it came time to teach the Queens the art of the trade they imparted a few tips. I learned tight paper is always good. Using ribbon as rulers is pretty good too. Although the gifts may be for the Christmas holiday the money that is raised for wrapping the gifts go toward a much warmer celebration. 100% of this money goes to the Fourth of July to our fireworks. Brainerd has one of the greatest celebrations of the Fourth of July. I've grown up being excited for the fireworks and the parades so it's really awesome to get involved by actually raising money for that cause and it's super awesome to see that it starts out here just doing something as simple as this to get something as great as it is on the Fourth of July. And while they were wrapping the Brainerd High School Encore Choir serenaded the Mall with sweet Christmas carols. And the choir was absolutely amazing something that we didn't really expect but it was amazing hearing them sing and bringing more holiday spirit. We just want to share the Christmas cheer and just share what we do. Community action will be wrapping gifts all the way up until Christmas Eve. And Brainerd for this week's go to Naples Logan Gay Lakeland News. And on Christmas Eve community action plans to wrap gifts all day until shoppers are finished shopping. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.