Every Sleep in Heavenly Peace Chapter helped build as many beds as possible so they’re ready for kids in need over the next few months. It’s all part of their Bunks Across America.

A group of Middle Tennesseans is trying to get the word out that no kid sleeps on the floor in their town. That’s the motto of Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a national non-profit that coordinates volunteers to build and deliver beds to children in need.

“This year’s Bunks Across America is aiming high, with an ambitious goal of engaging 15,000 volunteers to construct or deliver a staggering 8,000 beds in a single day,” information from the national organization states.

Sleep in Heavenly Peace's Round Rock chapter gathered for its inaugural Bed Build Day where volunteers gathered to being building beds for kids in need.

The newly formed Macon chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a non-profit organization dedicated to building beds for children in need, is hosting a build this Saturday at Fall Line Church.

On Saturday, dozens of volunteers braved the rain to build bunk beds to support Sleep in Heavenly Peace’s (SHP) annual Bunks Across America National Build Day. LaGrange SHP Chapter President Greg Watts said about 150 volunteers came out to New Ventures to help build beds for kids in need.

With another Sleep in Heavenly Peace chapter just getting off the ground in north Edmonton, the demand is high on the Sherwood Park-based nonprofit, so much so the group has made a plea for more delivery volunteers.

The Sioux City Professional Firefighters Local 7 presented a $1,000 donation to Sleep in Heavenly Peace Saturday afternoon.