By Pippa Bradshaw – A Current Affair
A Queensland charity that transforms unused spaces into pop-up accommodation for homeless people has been overwhelmed by community support after being shown on Current Affairs.
Beddown was created by Norm McGillivray, born from his own heartache after his father died while living rough on the streets of London.
For the past eight weeks, Beddown has transformed a Brisbane CBD car park into a pop up shelter every night.

As the corporate workers leave, an army of volunteers move in, setting up beds for those who don't have a home.
The initiative gives some of the most vulnerable in the community a place to eat, have a hot shower and eat.
"Every night we bring in services such as doctors, nurses, dentists, social workers, new clothes, food and beverages, that looks to restore dignity, respect, self-esteem and confidence back to our guests," Mr McGillivray said.
The trial ended on Sunday morning after eight weeks in operation.
But since the Beddown story went to air on A Current Affair last week, Mr McGillivray said he's been overwhelmed with support, with nearly $40,000 being raised for the charity.…


