Fuller Center Disaster Recovery
Our Disaster ReBuilders have established a volunteer base and begun work in Black Mountain, N.C. (just outside of Asheville) and are now accepting volunteer registrations. Because the damage from Helene is so extensive in the area, we expect this to be a long-term project. If you would like to know more, be sure to sign up for our e-newsletter and occasional print mailings below. Also be sure to follow our Facebook page for updates.
The best way to stay updated about opportunities to help is to sign up for emails and/or print mailings:
To donate by check, please send to:
The Fuller Center for Housing
Disaster Recovery Fund
P.O. Box 523
Americus, GA 31709
The Fuller Center for Housing is not a disaster relief organization but often plays a role in long-term recovery efforts in the months and years after natural disasters.
Most of this work is done through our Fuller Center Disaster ReBuilders, but other Fuller Center partners both domestic and international also help communities recover when needed.
Our recovery efforts are focused on helping those who fall through the cracks — such as those who do not have insurance or are overlooked by government recovery efforts.
But we can’t do it without your support — through your donations, volunteer efforts, or both.