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1. How does he know if a kid needs a bed or not?
2.Where does he get the money to keep making beds if he starts getting low?
3. How many kids has he help already?
4.Does he help only people in his hometown of Twin Falls or people all over the place?
5. Are there any people against him making beds for kids that need them?

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Luke got started on this project when he discovered kids in his town where having to sleep on the floor. He was a youth group leader for his church when he found out. He looked into how many kids where sleeping on the floor and a good bit of the kids in his hometown where on the floor.

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1.Kids all over America are getting a warm place to sleep inside their own homes.

2.People are learning to work together for a greater cause.

3. People are realizing that life isn't just hard for adults, but for kids too.

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Article interview
Luke Mickelson started the Sleep in Heavenly Peace foundation in 2012 when he found out that kids in his hometown where sleeping on the floor. His goal is to make bunk beds for kids that aren’t able to afford a bed to sleep on, the first year doing this he made 11 bunk beds. As the years went by he made more beds for kids, the second year he made 16 bunk beds and each year the number doubled, this year he has made 612 bunk beds. In 2017 his foundation made 1500 beds that were given to kids all over America. Luke is now 41 years old and he is still making beds and getting more people involved.

Video interview
In 2012, Luke was a youth group leader in Twin Falls, Idaho when he found out that kids in his town where having to sleep on the floor. He will deliver the bed to the family and put it together in front of kids and let them pick where it goes. His community is helping him with his project. He has days where people from his town can come and help in making beds, these days are called ‘Build Days’. In one Build day he makes about 40 beds with the help of everyone that showed up.

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”We’re humans helping humans and these are little humans and they need our help.” Mickelson said.

”There’s no kid that’s gonna sleep in the floor in my town if I have anything to do with it.” Mickelson said.

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I can get involved with his project by donating money so he can afford the supplies to make a bed. Also I could go to one of the 49 workshops/chapters across America that are helping his cause.

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he quit his high-paying job to build beds for kids who sleep on the floor - cnn

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He quit a high-paying job to build beds for kids who sleep on the floor

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In 2012, Luke Mickelson was shocked to learn that children in his community slept on the floor. He quit his job and founded Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a nonprofit that has built and delivered more than 1,500 beds for children across the US.