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https://www.shpbeds.org/
https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/28/us/cnnheroes-luke-mickelson-sleep-in-heavenly-peace/index.html

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go to the website above and you can donate my by buying tee shirts and hoodies or you can donate regularly.

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Article: Luke Mickelson lives in Twin falls, Idaho he started this after he found out that kids next door were sleeping on the floor. Sleep in Heavenly Peace is a nonprofit foundation. When they first started they had 11 beds then the next year was 15. Now it has doubled every year since and more than 65 chapters(a local branch of a society) delivered more than 1,500 beds across america.
Video:Luke Mickelson started off as a youth group leader when he found out there was a family in need. It was a real eye opener for him but food and shelter are priority one. They have built over 1,500 bunk beds and helped 3,000 kids. The Community likes to get involved on Build days. On Build Days people come in to learn how to build beds after 4 hours they have built 40 bunk beds.

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1.Kids in his town aren't sleeping on the floor.
2.This foundation is spreading help all across america.
3.He has helped over 3,000 kids.
4. over 1,500 bunk beds have been made to give to children and families in need.
5. They get the community involved.

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Luke Mickelson lives in Twin falls, Idaho he started this after he found out that kids next door were sleeping on the floor. He realized that this was going on everywhere and wanted to help. In one of his quotes he says ”There’s no kid that’s going to sleep on the floor in my town if i have anything to with it.”

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1.) ”A bed is just a luxury”

2.)”There’s no kid that’s going to sleep on the floor in my town if i have anything to with it.”

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1. How much does it cost to buy the wood?

2.How long have you been doing this ?

3.How many people have you given beds to?

4. Is it a non-profit foundation?

5. How many people help out with this foundation?