When Deborah Dennis wanted to find out whether starting a Fuller Center for Housing covenant partner in Prairie View, Texas, would be worthwhile, she looked to where she got her start in life -- in the Allendale community of Shreveport, La.

The Fuller Center for Housing's Save a House/Make a Home initiative's overall concept is succinctly explained in this short video by Kelli Yoder, a former communications specialist for The Fuller Center whom we still consider part of The Fuller Center family. For more details about the initiative that is receiving such favorable reaction, please click here. And please share Kelli's video below.

Who finds the humor in a blind volunteer trying to make sure light fixtures are working? That would be Don Ashcraft.

The Fuller Center for Housing's Save a House/Make a Home initiative has attracted interest from an unexpected source -- the theater scene.

Note: This is the last in a three-part series on Director of International Field Operations Ryan Iafigliola's visit earlier this month to Fuller Center operations in Sri Lanka, India and Nepal.

In 2005, The Fuller Center for Housing began its very first international building in Nepal. Though a Maoist uprising against the former monarchy led to a lengthy postponement of The Fuller Center's work there, it has regained its momentum and things are looking up.

America has perhaps never been more polarized politically than it is today, and the fiery rhetoric from the left and the right is only going to intensify now that the Democrats and Republicans have all but officially tapped their presidential nominees.

Note: This is the second in a three-part series on Director of International Field Operations Ryan Iafigliola's visit earlier this month to Fuller Center operations in Sri Lanka, India and Nepal.

There are two ways of looking at Kerala, India, the southeastern coastal state where the Trivandrum Fuller Center works to eliminate poverty housing.

Note: This is the first in a three-part series on Director of International Field Operations Ryan Iafigliola's visit earlier this month to Fuller Center operations in Sri Lanka, India and Nepal.

When Louisville, Ky., Mayor Greg Fischer handed the keys to the newest homeowner partner with the Fuller Center for Housing of Louisville on Wednesday, it was a celebration for a pair of survivors who got second chances -- homeowner Carolyn Mayes and the property itself.

When Dianne Fuller went looking for people to support The Fuller Center for Housing of Macon's Flights of Fancy Birdhouse Sale & Auction, among the many people she turned to for help was Dr. Barry Shealy, who teaches mathematics and is assistant headmaster at Macon's First Presbyterian Day School.