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.

Past Projects

This is only a partial listing of Red Feather’s past projects. Our projects range from a one-day installation of wheelchair ramps to the construction of straw bale homes and communal facilities.

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.

Duwyenie Home - September 2007
Hopi Reservation

The Red Feather trucks and trailers pulled into Montana in 2007, leaving a trickle of Hopiland sand on the highways between Bacavi and Bozeman.

Roundstone Home - June 2006
Northern Cheyenne Reservation

The Roundstone home provided a model for homeownership in the Norther Cheyenne country.

Shebola Home - September 2006
Hopi Reservation

Representation of the greatest community interest of any Red Feather build to date.

Tenakhongva Home - September 2005
Hopi Reservation

Hopi Nation’s first straw bale home on the reservation.

Turtle Mountain Enviromental Research Center - 2005
Turtle Mountain Reservation

Sustainablity, efficiency and alternatives will all be taught from within the straw bale walls of the Turtle Mountain ERC.

Crow Study Hall - July 2002
Crow Reservation

Four “Rez Protectors”, Oprah Winfrey, and Red Feather came together to make the dream of a community study hall come true.

Bear Quiver Home - July 2001
Northern Cheyenne Reservation

The first straw bale home built in the Northern Cheyenne Nation and Red Feather’s largest residential build to date.

Fastwolf Home - July 2000
Pine Ridge Reservation

A collaborative effort by several parties to give back to two Oglala elders who had raised 24 foster children.

White Home - July 1999
Crow Reservation

Red Feather’s first straw bale home.

Sierra Home - August 1998
Pine Ridge Reservation

A small one-room cabin, on the Pine Ridge Reservation, often hit with severe weather recieves a much needed update.

Horn Home - July 1997
Pine Ridge Reservation

From a one-room trailer to a secure home with dreams of a better tomorrow.

Wilbur Home - December 1997
Muckelshoot Reservation

Red Feather’s Wheelchair Ramp-A-Thon helped provide a Tulalip elder with a ramp and a deck.

Project Map

Click here for details on communities where Red Feather has worked.