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A Chapter President's story of her childhood experience without a bed and how her and her husband got involved with SHP to make a difference.
Bill, Dave, and Shelly talk with us about the start of the Orlando chapter and some amazing and emotional stories.
A quick episode announcing The Bunkhead Club kicking off for Giving Tuesday with April Whiting, the SHP Social Media Manager. Find out how you can join The Bunkhead Club and give a kid a bed!
Listen how this Susie, Kevin and their community helped keep this chapter going in Cuyahoga, Ohio and the amazing progress they made.
This week we talk with Eddie Arnold, Chapter President and SHP Board Member about how his chapter grew with the help of a large core team.
Today Luke talks with Stan Hays, a fellow CNN Hero about his amazing work feeding first responders and communities affected by natural disasters. 9.4 million meals to date and counting.
Find out more about how you can help:https://operationbbqrelief.org
This unique and new style of episode has Luke interviewing volunteers and random strangers about SHP and child bedlessness. A fun episode from Alaska to New York.
In 1994 Deborah launched Hearts of Gold. After being moved by the plight of the homeless people she began encountering in Madison Square Park, and near her boutique, she resolved to do what she could to make “a small change” in the city’s homeless situation.
Hear how she started, what the need is and how Hearts of Gold is now a multifaceted organization that has helped over 20,000 homeless mothers and children transition from the city’s shelter system to self-sustaining lives and permanent homes.
https://www.heartsofgold.org
This week we interview one of our new chapters and hear his interesting story of how he heard about SHP and decided to start a chapter with a group of friends in his town.
Two long-distance ultra runners ran 131 miles over 3 days from SHP chapter to SHP chapter to raise awareness of child bedlessness.
Brandon also ran the Iditarod Trail Invitational 350, a grueling 350-mile race in Alaska.
Both talk with Luke and Mitch about the upcoming SHP program Move4Beds.
From the publisher's feed
In 2012, Sleep in Heavenly Peace was founded as a non-profit that partners with the community to build bunk beds for kids who are sleeping on the floor. We have over 200 chapters, in nearly 50 states and 3 countries. During our 8 year journey, we've heard some amazing stories that we want to share with you.
Why Humans Helping Humans? Because that's what SHP does and that's who we are. You'll hear some amazing stories from the very people who make SHP the movement that it is. Stories are one of the most powerful ways that we communicate and our goal is to share these stories that capture the beauty of life through the lense of some truly and selfless and amazing people.
We all can sure use a good story to lift our spirits.