The 2011 Millard Fuller Legacy Build is fast approaching, and we need volunteers to help us build and renovate homes for people like disabled mother Yvette Morris and her sons O'Shea and Sa'Kari (left). Find out more about them and other families you'll directly help as a volunteer and then click here to register for the blitz build!

The Fuller Center Bike Adventure may have gotten off to a rough start (read more about their van crash here), but they're happy to report it's been a much smoother ride ever since. Of course, biking roughly 75 miles a day is still a constant challenge. You can stay updated on the uphill battles and downhill coasts of the journey through their blog, video page, Facebook  and Twitter!

In response to the recent devastation in the South, the Fuller Center is rebuilding the tornado-ravaged community of McDonald Chapel, Alabama. Watch a video about the initiative and learn more about how you can support our efforts.

The Fuller Center of Greater Atlanta and The Henry County Fuller Center have also been active in tornado recovery and restoration efforts. Read more about their projects here.

Ever since she partnered with The Fuller Center as an ambassador in January, Kimberly Lacy has rolled up her sleeves to eradicate poverty housing. This September the HGTV star will follow her passion and dedication for the mission all the way to Haiti, where she'll be leading a group of African-American women on a Global Builders trip. Click here to learn more about the upcoming trip.  

How do you think The Fuller Center can grow in your community? We want to hear your voice. And we want you to get involved! Start your own Covenant Partner, comment on our news stories, and check out our share page for even more ways to get involved. Making YOU a bigger part of our team is all part of The Fuller Center's brand new interactive communications strategy, and if you don't like it - let us know!