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FCH Bike Adventure Says: Come Along for the Ride!

Riders Complete Ride to the Atlantic Coast

The Fuller Center Bicycle Adventure, this summer's eight-week, 3,300-mile journey to raise funds and awareness for FCH programs, has produced a beautiful "tour of the tour" that will take you coast to coast, through deserts, mountains and even disaster areas.

You'll meet homeowners helped and characters met along the way--some famous, and all special. Read amazing statistics about what it took to pull off this great adventure and how the cyclists surpassed their ambitious fund-raising goals. Finally, see who will benefit from funds raised on the journey and read about plans for next year's cross-country trek.

Click here to take the tour! (9MB .PDF)

The Millard and Linda Fuller Blitz Build—El Salvador

Things are heating up for this fall’s Millard and Linda Fuller Blitz Build in El Salvador, and we’re pleased to provide you with some new information.

This will be a great project, building 16 new homes just outside of San Luis Talpa using concrete block construction. There will be plenty to do, and volunteers of all skill levels are needed.

Please take a look at the following information, and let us know if you’d like to join us. We’ll need about 300 volunteers. If you speak Spanish or have experience in masonry construction please, let us know that as well.

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Major Land Donation and Acquisition by CFCP for New Project Dilapidated House

Through the generosity of its financial donors and a local businessman, The Chattahoochee Fuller Center Project has acquired approximately five acres of land along 11th and 12th Avenues in Lanett, Alabama. The land includes approximately 39 old houses, which will be torn down. The demolition will make room for new CFCP affordable housing and much needed green space in the area.

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Fuller Center and Airline Ambassadors Provide Bathroom Facilities for Peruvian VillagePeruvian Children at Bathhouse Completion Ceremony

In 2007, a magnitude 8.0 earthquake hit the central coast of Peru, killing over 600 people and destroying some 58,000 homes. International humanitarian groups are still struggling to house thousands of people and also to restore infrastructure, community buildings and water-sanitation systems. The Fuller Center for Housing is one of them.

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Fuller Center hosts fundraiser dinner

NWLANews.com
— September 4, 2008

Colossal Free Yard Sale To Benefit Koinonia Partners in Americus September 6

— September 4, 2008

Fuller housing project has benefitted Tallahassee

Tallahassee.com
— September 3, 2008

Volunteers tear down tornado-damaged home

PilotOnline.com
— August 28, 2008

Fuller Center Armenia Summer Newsletter (.pdf)

— August 25, 2008

Learn All About Fuller Center Nigeria (.pdf)

— August 25, 2008

Long-distance pedaling with a purpose
The Star-Ledger 
— August 20, 2008

Kentucky's Steve Hale Documents Fuller Center Bike Ride on Blog
 — August 4, 2008

Cross-country ride ‘has been amazing’
Lagrange News.com 
— July 31, 2008

Fuller Center cyclists return to Americus en route to Atlantic
Americus Times-Recorder
 — July 30, 2008

Cyclists Stop in West Point During Cross-Country Journey
WTVM 9 
— July 30, 2008

Fuller Center Featured in Armenian Reporter
The Armenian Reporter 
— July 26, 2008

Rekindling the spirit of volunteerism
The Armenian Reporter 
— July 26, 2008

Kentucky man pedals his way to Americus to benefit The Fuller Center
WALB News 
— July 24, 2008

Local businessman spreading the word, one pedal at a time
The Springfield Sun 
— July 23, 2008

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