The Salvation Army's R.J. Montgomery Center plans to begin installing new beds Saturday with the aim of reducing or eliminating bed bugs.The nonprofit recently received a $50,000 grant from The Anschutz Foundation to help purchase new bunk bed frames for the 200-bed homeless shelter.Bed frames for men will be installed Saturday, and bed frames for women and children will be installed at a later date."The overall cleanliness is really, really going to improve there," said Jeane Turner, a spokeswoman for the nonprofit.The project cost $80,000, meaning the nonprofit must pay the remaining $30,000 or seek additional grant funding.Bed bugs have been known to sneak into cracks in the old wood bunk beds, whichRead more on Colorado Springs Gazette