About the Fuller Center

The Fuller Center for Housing is a nonprofit organization founded in 2005 by Millard and Linda Fuller, who had previously established Habitat for Humanity. The Fullers sought to create a more sustainable and affordable way to provide homes for those in need. The Fuller Center focuses on building homes with low-income families, offering a unique approach of “partnership housing,” where homeowners work alongside volunteers to build their own homes.
The organization’s mission goes beyond simply building homes; it emphasizes the importance of helping families achieve stability and self-sufficiency. It is committed to providing safe, affordable housing and addressing the underlying causes of poverty.
Through local and global efforts, the Fuller Center collaborates with communities, churches, businesses, and volunteers to construct and renovate homes. It also provides opportunities for people to engage in volunteerism through mission trips, allowing people to directly contribute to housing projects around the world. Over the years, the Fuller Center has expanded its reach and impact, continuing to carry forward the legacy of the Fullers’ vision for a world where everyone has a decent place to live.