Henry County Fuller Center for Housing, Inc.
The Fuller Center for Housing is a non-profit, ecumenical Christian housing ministry dedicated to eliminating poverty housing worldwide.
WAYS TO HELP
Sponsor A House/room
Donate Building Materials
Adopt-A-Room
Provide Lunch for Volunteers
Volunteer / Photography
Join a Committee
Donate Building Materials
Adopt-A-Room
Provide Lunch for Volunteers
Volunteer / Photography
Join a Committee
Millard Fuller Legacy Build
September 9-14, 2012
The Millard Fuller Legacy Build, named in memory of Millard Fuller, founder of Habitat for Humanity and The Fuller Center for Housing, is an annual, internationally-recognized time of building that brings attention to the need for simple, decent and affordable housing. Fuller Center for Housing covenant partners around the world set a goal to help build or rehabilitate homes during this special time.
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HOW WE GOT STARTED IN HENRY COUNTY
There are people in your own backyard without adequate housing. You don't have to travel far to make a positive difference in someone's life.....the Fuller Center for Housing seeks to improve living conditions by helping those people to help themselves.
There are people in your own backyard without adequate housing. You don't have to travel far to make a positive difference in someone's life.....the Fuller Center for Housing seeks to improve living conditions by helping those people to help themselves.
Project McDonough started when concerned McDonough citizen, Mark Galey (President of the Atlanta Fuller Center) reached out to Shane Persaud (local Architect), and other community leaders. Since then, the program has repaired and remodeled over 25 homes for deserving families in Henry County, Georgia.
By working alongside volunteers and repaying construction costs on terms they can handle, homeowners like Mrs. Miller are able to regain a sense of basic human dignity. If you found yourself in a similar, unfortunate situation, wouldn't you want someone to offer you a helping hand?
"We are asking you for your help. Find where you fit in, come be involved but just for a day, look in the eyes of the needy, hear their plight, stand where they are, let your heart lead you." - Mark Galey (Board Member/President of Atlanta Fuller Center).
