Aaron's Inc. again donates to Fuller Center project

Aaron’s Inc., which has become a frequent supporter of Fuller Center for Housing work, donated the appliances for the first home constructed by the Ginger Ford Northshore Fuller Center since the Ginger Ford Habitat for Humanity affiliate merged with the Northshore Fuller Center.

The Joe Monistere Build was dedicated on Saturday in Hammond, La.

Aaron’s also has pledged to furnish refrigerators and stoves for all eight new homes being built during the Millard Fuller Legacy Build in Minden, La., Oct. 17-21.

The company’s recent involvement with The Fuller Center for Housing also includes a recent donation of furniture to the Fire Station No. 9 renovation project conducted by the Greater Atlanta covenant partner in June and the donation of appliances for last month’s Chattahoochee Fuller Center’s joint build with Lanier Health Services in Lanett, Ala.

“Ginger Ford Northshore Fuller Center and the homeowners are so grateful for the appliance donations from Aaron’s,” said Ginger Ford Northshore’s Tamara Chance Danel. “If we would have puchased them, it would have increased the amount of the house note, and that’s what we were trying to avoid. Thank you, Aarons!”

Aaron’s – the nation’s leader in the sales and lease ownership and specialty retailing of residential and office furniture, consumer electronics, home appliances and accessories – has more than 1,800 company-operated and franchised stores in 48 states and Canada.

The Fuller Center for Housing would like to thank Aaron’s Inc. for its continued support of our mission to eradicate poverty housing.