The Fuller Center’s Director of International Field Operations, Ryan Iafigliola, visited Nepal in April 2012, where we was inspired by the beauty of the land and the determination of the Nepalese people. Next month, he planned to return to Nepal to build Fuller Center homes, including what would have been our 1,000th international home. It […]
By Chris Johnson, Director of Communications On February 2, Groundhog Punxsutawny Phil emerged from his house and saw his shadow, guaranteeing six more weeks of winter. In an unpreceented move, The Fuller Center for Housing has since seized his home and given it to a more deserving family of opossums — at least until Phil […]
By Chris Johnson, Director of Communications January is usually a fairly quiet month for The Fuller Center with winter conditions curtailing a lot of projects, especially in the U.S. But there is a lot of work being done in the field by good-hearted folks willing to brave the cold. And for those of us who […]
By Chris Johnson, Director of Communications The holidays have been great this year, and the Christmas spirit is alive and well in the hearts of Fuller Center supporters and volunteers. Now, we are ready to charge ahead into the year 2015, which will be The Fuller Center’s 10th anniversary (hence the 10th Anniversary logo pictured […]
By Chris Johnson, Director of Communications November is supposed to be a month for thankfulness and gratitude, and it certainly was that for The Fuller Center. Not only are we thankful for some remarkable work being done in the field by our covenant partners in the U.S. and overseas, but we also continue to be […]
By Chris Johnson, Director of Communications It’s finally starting to feel a little bit like fall here in Georgia. This is often a time when our covenant partners hammer out plans for the next year and ramp up the end-of-year fundraising efforts to make those plans a reality. But that doesn’t mean the hammers have […]
By Chris Johnson, Director of Communications In the past few months, the Ebola crisis has gotten more and more attention — and rightfully so. It’s tragic to see the toll it has taken on thousands of families in West Africa and terrifying to think of the “what ifs.” What if we can’t stop it? What […]
By Aaron Carmichael, Chief Development Officer Well the injury bug has struck again. Perhaps it’s my age. Perhaps I’m pushing myself too hard. Perhaps I’m pushing myself too hard for my age. But whatever the cause, here I sit with a twisted back and bruised ego. This time I need the attention of a trained […]
