2. Why work globally? We’ve done it since the start. 1973 to be exact.

3. But why did Millard work globally? John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son…” Clarence Jordan: “It is not enough to limit your love to your own nation, to your own group. You must respond with love even to those outside of it.... This concept enables people to live together not as nations, but as the human race.” Volunteers from around the world came to the Millard Fuller Legacy Build in Louisiana. Left: Students from Iraq, Burma, and Colombia.

4. How? Generally, just like in U.S. – No profit, no interest – Sweat equity required – Same 2-page covenant agreement – Local board/leadership – Tithing – Building organizations, not just houses

5. Building partners, not just houses Average size of Board of Directors: 6 Average number of times that Board has met in last 12 months: 5 Average % spent on programs: 82%

6. Quiz time! In how many countries outside the U.S. did the Fuller Center complete homes in 2015? A. 1 countryC. 16 countries B. 6 countriesD. 27 countries

7. Quiz time! In how many countries outside the U.S. did the Fuller Center complete homes in 2015? A. 1 countryC. 16 countries B. 6 countriesD. 27 countries

8. Where are Fuller Center partners?

9. Great! But what’s new?

10. Nepal: 80% of the other homes in our district damaged or destroyed by devastating 7.9 earthquake A huge tragedy. What’s new…

11. Nepal: But our homes stand as a symbol of hope (Homes built before quake, photos from afterwards) What’s new…

12. Nepal: 15 more since the quake What’s new… Homes built all-time: 39

13. Seeds planted in Africa… First home completed in South Africa! What’s new…

14. Seeds planted in Africa… Two new homes completed in Uganda What’s new…

15. Seeds planted in Africa… Six homes completed in Cameroon What’s new…

16. And a new host site: Thailand! What’s new… Three new homes completed 2 teams already traveled there, 5 more scheduled

17. And two BIG new projects What’s new…

18. 90 homes in El Salvador What’s new… 26 completed, 17 more underway All 90 will be completed this year

19. 60 homes in Bolivia What’s new… To be started early this summer and completed early next year.

20. Quiz time! What percentage of Fuller Center home loans internationally are either paid-up current or paid off? A. 31%C. 82% B. 57%D. 94%

21. Quiz time! What percentage of Fuller Center home loans internationally are either paid-up current or paid off? A. 31%C. 82% B. 57%D. 94%

22. How are the other partners doing? Other highlights from 2015

23. India # of Homes: 4 All-time: 33 # of Teams: 1

24. Sierra Leone # of Homes: 6 All-time: 11

25. Peru # of Homes: 10 All-time: 62 # of Teams: 11

26. Nigeria # of Homes: 12 All-time: 97

27. Haiti # of Homes: 23 All-time: 178 # of Teams: 9

28. Sri Lanka # of Homes: 25 All-time: 121 # of Teams: 2

29. Nicaragua # of Homes: 42 All-time: 70 # of Teams: 16

30. Armenia # of Homes: 92 All-time: 452 # of Teams: 5

31. Overall, how did we do?

32. Our 1,000 th home!

34. Quiz time! How much did we invest on average per house completed in 2015? A. $550C. $7,300 B. $3,600D. $24,230

35. Quiz time! How much did we invest on average per house completed in 2015? A. $550C. $7,300 B. $3,600D. $24,230