The Fuller Center for Housing of Greater New York City is a faith-driven nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating poverty housing by helping low-income families achieve safe, decent, and affordable homeownership. Rooted in Christian principles, the organization channels community involvement, volunteerism, and partnerships into action, reflecting a mission of service and compassion. As an affiliate of the international Fuller Center for Housing, it embodies a grassroots, ministry-based approach to addressing housing needs, relying on local churches, civic groups, and volunteers to provide support.

Through its covenant partnership model, the Fuller Center fosters collaboration between families, communities, and individuals who donate time, resources, or sweat equity to build or repair homes. Their model focuses on dignity—not charity—encouraging recipients to invest time into their homes alongside volunteers. Unique to this organization is its emphasis on creating a sense of community and spiritual fulfillment alongside physical shelter. Most projects prioritize neighborhoods in need, building both homes and hope.

Key Services:

– Faith-based affordable housing construction and repair
– Partnership housing programs for low-income families
– Volunteer-driven homebuilding initiatives
– Community collaboration with churches and civic groups
– Educational outreach on housing and poverty issues
– Opportunities for spiritual growth through service