Since launching in 2005, The Fuller Center has spanned the globe and now has covenant partners in more than 90 U.S. communities and 20 countries. Growth continues at a rapid pace as groups from new communities contact us every week about forming partnerships

We at the Fuller Center for Housing believe that: We are part of a God movement, and movements don’t just stop. We have been called to this housing ministry; we didn’t just stumble into it. We are unashamedly Christian, and enthusiastically ecumenical. We aren’t a church but we are a servant of the Church. We are faith-driven, knowing that after we’ve done all we can do the Lord will help finish the job — something that requires us to stretch beyond our rational reach. We are a grass-roots ministry, recognizing that the real work happens on the ground in communities around the world through our covenant partners — so a large, overseeing bureaucracy isn’t needed. We try to follow the teachings of the Bible and believe that it says that we shouldn’t charge interest of the poor, so we don’t. Government has a role in our work in helping set the stage, but that we shouldn’t look to it as a means to fund the building of homes.

Teams will partner with the local Fuller Center chapter to work on builds and repairs with the families in the community. No amount of skill is required, instructions are given by the site manager, and all tools and equipment are provided (but bringing along handtools isn't a bad idea). Each chapter has their own needs that are subject to their community and knows what is required for appropriate housing in their area of the United States. Lodging is provided by the local chapter, however, meals and transportation may not always be provided.