About Our Chapter
Sleep in Heavenly Peace is a group of volunteers dedicated to building, assembling and delivering beds to children (ages 3-17) in need in the Columbia and surrounding areas.
Child bedlessness may not be a real word but it is a real problem.
We believe in sharing the need with the community and then providing ways for the community to help meet that need. We are locally all volunteer.
We began in October 2022 and are happy to have delivered dozens of beds already….getting kiddos off the floor! Companies, organizations, or families can sponsor a Build Day. Click the volunteer button to learn more about how to get involved.
Make a financial or in-kind contribution to help local children in need by donating to our chapter using the donate button below or donating through our Amazon or Walmart wishlists below.
Email us at beth.morrill@shpbeds.org to learn more.
See how Mike Rowe helped SHP grow!
Upcoming Events
Find our upcoming SHP events below. If you don't see an event, be sure to check back as we add events often. We often have private events with sponsors for team building events. Those events do not have a registration button below. Public events will have a registration button for you to signup and attend these community events.
November Community Bed Build
Saturday, November 16, 2024 - to
This is a bed build event where we will take raw lumber, cut, sand and assemble to make the different parts of the twin beds.
1020 Maury County Park Dr
Columbia, TN 38401
If you don't see an event in the widget below, we might not have any community events available at this time. We may also be building beds with a company or organization privately.
Donate Bedding
You can also donate new twin size sheets, pillows, and bedding items to our chapter.
Chapter Leadership
Beth Morrill
Chapter Co-President
Bill Morrill
Chapter Co-President
Teri Mulvaney
Finance Manager
Scott Benton
Delivery Manager
Vern Buck
Build Manager
Crystal Ebaugh
Fundraising Manager
Vicki Morgan
Volunteer Coordinator
Jeff Morgan
Volunteer Coordinator