Benjamin Moore Paints believes that all homes should provide a safe, nurturing environment for the
inhabitants. And everyone should feel their home is beautiful. Our products are designed to ensure that both the interiors and exteriors
are protected from the elements, while allowing for the residents to express who they are with color and design. Benjamin Moore is proud to support Red Feather�s American Indian Sustainable Housing Initiative � building homes based on volunteerism, enabling cooperation and understanding among cultures, and fostering environmentally relevant practices. Applause and kudos to Red Feather for the houses built, the homes created, the lives touched.

Eileen McComb
Director, Corporate Communications
Benjamin Moore & Co.

Projects

McManus Home - June 2010
Northern Cheyenne Reservation

Construction began on this home on May 29 and will end on June 25.

Honanie Home - September 2009
Hopi Reservation

Red Feather Development Group has finished building the fifth straw bale home on the Hopi reservation for Beverly Honanie and her daughter.

Home Renovations - June 2009
Northern Cheyenne Reservation

Without a straw bale home to build this year, Red Feather collaborated with Lame Deer High School, the Housing Improvement Program and the Workforce Investment Act office, to renovate homes.

Robledo Home - September 2008
Hopi Reservation

Hopi community members, along with Red Feather staff and volunteers, worked long days (and many evenings) to construct this new straw bale home on the eastern edge of Bacavi village, on Third Mesa.

Russell Home - June 2008
Northern Cheyenne Reservation

Despite the brutal weather, Winfield Russell�s home project was a great success. The usual occurred: a beautiful home was built and volunteers gave selflessly to a common goal.

Home Renovation Projects - June 2007
Northern Cheyenne Reservation

Red Feather staff members returned in July from our home rehab and community-based construction projects on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana.