Linda and Millard Fuller, co-founders of The Fuller Center for Housing, on a blitz build site in 2006 in Shreveport. Millard worked to help people have simple, decent places up until the day he died at age 74 in 2009. Linda remains active in the ministry today.
Millard Fuller loved blitz builds, where multiple houses are constructed in a week, such as this one in Shreveport in 2006.
Millard Fuller with a Shreveport, Louisiana, resident after a build in 2006.
The whole idea of Partnership Housing is something Millard and Linda Fuller learned about from theologian Clarence Jordan at Sumter County's Koinonia Farm back in the 1960s.
Millard Fuller Legacy Build volunteers in Valley, Alabama, in 2016, just outside of Millard's hometown of Lanett, Alabama.
2017 Millard Fuller Legacy Build volunteers on the opening day in Indianapolis last June.
Millard Fuller Legacy Build in Atlantic City, 2013: At the end of the build, homeowner partners are presented with a Bible signed by the volunteers who worked alongside them all week.
Millard Fuller Legacy Build in Peru, 2012: At the end of the build, homeowner partners are presented with a Bible signed by the volunteers who worked alongside them all week.
