Fall 2021 Direct Mail

Members of a student youth group from First Baptist Church of Minden, Louisiana, came to Millard Fuller's hometown of Lanett, Alabama, in July to build the walls that would become Latrisha Finley's new home during the October Millard Fuller Legacy Build in adjacent West Point, Georgia.

Members of a student youth group from First Baptist Church of Minden, Louisiana, came to Millard Fuller's hometown of Lanett, Alabama, in July to build the walls that would become Latrisha Finley's new home during the October Millard Fuller Legacy Build in adjacent West Point, Georgia. Here, they serenade Latrisha with gospel music just before a lunch break.

Rita Rowland worked alongside volunteers all week long at the rainy Millard Fuller Legacy Build in October in West Point, Georgia. She is a 14-year Army veteran who has never had a home of her own and is raising a 12-year-old granddaughter.

House captain A.J. Jewell presents a golden hammer to homeowner Latrisha Finley as a symbol of the Agape love demonstrated by the volunteers who built her home.

Fuller Center co-founder Linda Fuller tears up during the dedication of Latrisha Finley's home.

Latrisha Finley is overcome with emotion as she watches daughter Asia open the door to their new home.

Rita Rowland worked alongside volunteers all week long at the rainy Millard Fuller Legacy Build in October in West Point, Georgia. She is a 14-year Army veteran who has never had a home of her own and is raising a 12-year-old granddaughter.

Rita Rowland is a 14-year Army veteran who has never had a home of her own and is raising a 12-year-old granddaughter. Though she she many tears of joy during her home dedication, she was all smiles after receiving the keys to her new home from house leader Doug Stephens.