HUBBARD — On Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025, students from Hubbard High School’s Community and Career class came together for a special service project.

Led by student Landon Lovey, the event supported Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a nonprofit organization dedicated to building and delivering fully stocked bunk beds to children in need, ensuring that no child in their community sleeps on the floor.

The event, hosted at Hubbard Schools, brought students, staff, volunteers and local sponsors together to assemble beds and raise funds to support the organization’s mission. In total, the effort raised approximately $1,900, and the volunteers built 20 beds, which will provide warm, comfortable places for children to sleep.

“This project really showed how much of an impact students can make when they come together for a common cause,” said Community and Career teacher Jaclyn DelMonte. “Landon’s leadership and the group’s hard work will directly benefit children who need a safe, comfortable place to sleep.”

Special thanks went to Samantha Redinger Reagle for providing doughnuts and Veronica Campbell for keeping volunteers fueled with drinks from Hubbard Nutrition.

Sponsors who helped make the event possible included Handyman Hardware, Hubbard’s Auto Bath, Braydich Dental, Eagle Wear, Wholesale Fireworks, Ciavarella’s Pressure Washing, Big A’s All Around Handyman and Partos Golf Learning Center.