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Always a philanthropist, in 1989 he founded the Fulton Foundation to continue his goal of aiding in the education of youth. He served on the Los Alamos School Board, funded special needs classes in La Habra and Los Alamos. He gave generously to youth organizations such as the Boys and Girls Clubs of La Habra , Children's Museum of La Habra and to the USC School of Engineering. "There are so many things that could be said about Bob, but he was not one who liked awards or recognition. We often discussed our beliefs that he and I were put on this earth with the ability to earn more than we personally needed so that we could give to others (especially children)." -- Sulie Fulton. Robert E. Fulton, June 13th 1936 - August 6th, 1995 This education center will enable young people to learn, explore and imagine. The Robert E. Fulton Education Center provides children with the following facilities: Three Classrooms 45 computers Independent Study Areas Mini Conference Room Microsoft Office 2000 Microsoft Frontpage Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Publisher Televisions Graphic Printers Scanners DSL Internet Access
Boys & Girls Clubs of America- Power UP! Burch Ford Cal Poly Pomona Century 21 - Chuck Stevens Community Development Citizen Participation Committee Epson Corporation Fulton Foundation Handler and Associates, Architect JKL General Contractor Kent and Dorothy Roberts La Habra High School Business Academy La Habra Host Lions Club La Habra Local Development Co., Inc. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim – Arte Moreno Los Angeles Times Fund Pacific Life Foundation Paul Goldenberg - Paul's TV Perkowitz & Ruth Architects Inc. Project Trust R.C. Baker Foundation Robert & Jean Schrimmer Rotary of La Habra Sonora High School Spectrum Security Systems, Inc. Sulie Fulton Weingart Foundation Xerox Corporation KINSHIPAre you raising your grandchild or the child of a relative? You are not alone. Today, over four million American children live in a home headed by a grandparent or other relatives. You play a special, central role in your family. You are a grandparent, uncle or aunt maybe a god-parent-but you are more, too. You give each day what a parent would offer - love, food, family, anda home. You are, as best as you can be, a safe harbor in a stormy world. Caring for children is important but very hard work. It is even harder when children and family arecoming out of a crisis. If you are feeling sad, angry, worried and tired, that is natural. With timeand support, it can and will get better. As an outreach effort of the Robert E. Fulton Education Center, we host a Kinship Care Program.
You may feel alone and feel that there is no help, however, there is a program just for you that will assistyou with your needs. With time and support, you will find you are stronger than you had thought.You will find, too, that raising grandchild or other relatives, like any form of parenting has its joys. We will conduct monthly training sessions, which will include the following topics:
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