The Fuller Center in Atlanta was recognized as the first non-profit in the world to achieve EarthCraft certification on a home renovation project.

 Read an article about the project here.  

 The Fuller Center rehabilitated an energy-efficient, handicapped-accessible duplex for Chuck Davis and Thad Harris in Americus, Ga. The home received a gold rating in green building standards from the National Homebuilders Association Research Center. As a symbol of the duplex's sustainable features, the dedication took place on Earth Day.  Watch a video of the special Earth Day dedication here.

Millard Fuller's take on green issues  

When Millard Fuller first wrote "Theology of the Hammer," environmental issues were not as fully understood as they are now. Read a letter he later wrote emphasizing the importance of green building in The Fuller Center's ministry.

Kirk Lyman-Barner, director of the Faith Builder program and covenant partner development for the Fuller Center, has spearheaded many sustainable building projects in Americus, Georgia and Pendleton County, West Virginia. Click here to read an interview with Kirk on the benefits of green building.

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