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Young Men's Service League of Park City helps build beds for kids without - Park Record

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Members of the Young Men’s Service League Park City Chapter will join Sleep in Heavenly Peace for Bunks Across America on Saturday, working alongside volunteers to build beds for local children who currently sleep on floors, couches or shared mattresses. Young Men’s Service League Park City son and mother Christian and Claire-Marie Laidley volunteer for the Bunks Across America bed build.

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