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Jon shares how their chapter had early success in building their team in interesting circumstances.
We hear why James Welch started the chapter in a post 9/11 world as a veteran and his touching experiences of what SHP has brought to him personally.
We kick off the first episode of season 2 with Joe Genovese from the Phoenix chapter. He tells us some amazing stories about how his chancing meeting with Luke at a build and how their chapter started. You'll also hear about his quest to find a location to store and build beds, delivering their 1000th bed, and the classic 9th Annual Christmas Parade called the Beep'n Beetle n Bus Children Christmas Gift Cruise.
In our last episode of the season we talk with Tenille Claridge who was instrumental in the beginning of SHP with that first bed build and delivery. An episode full of love, history and fun stories that truly represent, humans helping humans.
We'll return with Season 2 next year. Hoping we've brought some joy to your world with our podcast this year.
Wishing you all a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year!
We interview Jenna Trusso the head of Feed.Clean.Save and hear how she got involved, how the company she works for started and what they are doing to help other humans. Providing more access to sustainable foods, more clean water, accessible water and reducing sanitation and disease.
Brian tells us how one chance meeting turns into 200 beds and how the chapter has been so successful in their community.
Another great episode from one of our OG Chapter Presidents doing amazing work with his community.
Listen to another great episode with the gang and Jay Tucker with his infectious laugh and personality. Jay tells a touching story about why he builds beds for kids like his own and his family that helps keep SHP Syracuse running.
Listen in to another great episode from another great team building beds and changing lives in Oregon.
Julie joins Luke, Heidi and guest host, Jordan Allen to talk about the amazing relationship SHP has with Lowe's. The history of how SHP connected with Lowe's and their help with local communities where our SHP chapters are. An amazing and good feeling episode about community and what we all can do to help.
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.