| Our mission | The Fuller Center for Housing, faith-driven and Christ-centered, promotes collaborative and innovative partnerships with individuals and organizations in an unrelenting quest to provide adequate shelter for all people in need worldwide. |
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Darke County Fuller Center for Housing
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Fundraising VolunteerHelp plan and execute special fundraising events.Family Selection Committee VolunteerIdentifying partner families who will become the beneficiaries of the covenant partner’s work. The tasks involved in doing this include developing the selection criteria, identifying the population in need, promoting the program among that population, creating the application process, and processing applicants.Construction Committee VolunteerThe Construction Committee is responsible for delivering the principal product of this ministry, the house. Because of the technical requirements of home building, this committee should have at least a few professional builders as members. Because of the rich partnership opportunities that come from building it should also include members with excellent people skills. |
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| How you help | WE NEED VOLUNTEERS LIKE YOU! It doesn’t matter whether you’ve got mad skills with power tools or have never even picked up a hammer — we can use your willing hands and caring heart on one of our job sites! |
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| About us | The Fuller Center for Housing is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that seeks to eradicate poverty housing by promoting partnerships with individuals and community groups to build and rehabilitate homes for people in need. The Fuller Center works in collaboration with our covenant partners, other service-oriented organizations and countless volunteers to build and repair homes. All homeowners work hand-in-hand with volunteers to build their own homes, which are then sold to them on terms they can afford, based on the Biblical idea of no-profit, no-interest loans. |
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An inspiring discussion with President David Snell about our work, lessons he's learned from world travels, his early "hippie" days and much more.
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Podcast features in-depth, revealing interview with President David Snell (video/links) - The...
David Snell discusses The Fuller Center's ministry and shares lessons from traveling the world in new The Americus Podcast episode.
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President Carter tells the crowd at 2009's Millard Fuller Legacy Build about the first time he and Rosalynn Carter met Millard and Linda Fuller — and how it changed their lives. @TheCarterCenter #JimmyCarter #millardfuller
Clarence Jordan was born 110 years ago today. His philosophy on empowering and uplifting the poor through partnership instead of handouts was ahead of its time, as President David Snell explains. #ClarenceJordan #KoinoniaFarm @KoinoniaFarm @CarterCenter
Clarence Jordan: The man who inspired Millard Fuller and enlightened charity - The Fuller Center...
"Cotton Patch Gospels" theologian Clarence Jordan, founder of historic Koinonia Farm, planted the seeds of the partnership housing movement.
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Always wonderful to work with a grateful, giving family! @RobinRoberts @GMA
Louisiana family featured in "Good Morning America" report celebrates home restoration - The Fuller...
When the rains from Hurricane Ida began pouring through the roof into their home, the Williams family had one mission: Stay together.
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Greenwood, Indiana's Southland Community Church boosts disaster recovery with volunteers, generos...
Southland Community Church sends many volunteers to work with Disaster ReBuilders, now makes huge donation for tornado recovery in Kentucky.
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