A2z4 Ndn Art, LLC

Create supplemental, sustainable income from home-based art/craft jobs for Native Americans unemployed, under-employed and unemployable, living on or near Reservations and market products "Made and Produced by American Indians."
Bill Running Fisher, and his wife, Sara Buffalo-Hide are two disadvantaged American Indians who included the Creator in using "Indian Determination" to face medical challenges of disability to work a 9-5 job, no income, low income, limited education, diabetes, parenting and advancing age as follow.
A Kangen (Trademark) Water Machine was granted by Fort Belknap Vocational Rehabilitation
Program to enable Sara and Bill as a Kangen Water Machine Distributor to provide a two day
supply of healthy drinkable water to any Dodson Community resident (free of charge) and earn
sales commissions. Dodson, MT is designated a HUBZoned area.
Featured Product Two: One-of-a-kind BEADED WALL ART (copyrighted 2015}: Beads are strung one bead at a time to create a pattern on the stems of cattails, silk flowers or wooden dowels then (museum style} wrapped & woven for a tighter fit than a round peyote stitch in eye-pleasing colors for home and office decor. Excess beads are recycled for Jewelry made by American Indians. Featured Product Three: Native Salsa (A Bull-fight in Every Bite) a diabetic friendly food product free of chemicals Featured Product Four: Organic Native Flax Seed: A healthy food product known by American Indians as linseed Market Strategy to Increase Cash Flow: A2Z4 NON ART, LLC to become certified as a HUD Section 8 (a) as a socially and economically Disadvantaged Business in order to obtain 1,000 or more purchase orders from federal and state offices to decorate the walls with Beaded Wall-Art as Native Bouquets or Indian Time Clocks to complement existing decor and add favorite colors.

Sara Buffalo-Hide and Bill Running Fisher are socially and economically disadvantaged from
reaching our market as Artists by a depressed Montana economy necessitating travel and the
rising costs of gas, lodging, set-up fees and eating out. As American Indians we did not dodge
the diabetes bullet and chemical medicines are worsening our diabetic conditions. We both
practice cultural health values of good medicine is good food and good food is good medicine
and are using foods fresh and preserved without chemicals to reverse diabetes as much as available economically. We are both medically disabled to work a 9-5 job and must work health wise at our own self-employed pace.
We are socially disadvantaged by our medical challenges of limited mobility and non-Indians inherent beliefs that we do not have to work for our needs. (get everything for nothing) and have been subjected to racial bias and ethnic prejudice or cultural bias because of our identity as a member of a group without regard to our individual qualities. We have been forced to use our precious time to solve problems that shouldn't exist in a society that needs to get along instead of continual dividing and fragmenting itself.

We are economically disadvantaged (poverty level) by a 90% unemployment rate of adjacent Fort Belknap Indian Reservation and a high rate of unemployable persons like ourselves who are medically disabled to work a 9-5 job and must work at self-employment at our own pace in a home based business since there is too much of the month left at the end of our social security money. Together our per capita annual income has been less than $1 ,200. Further our home will be 100 years old in the year 2017 and our 2003 Van has 297,000 miles all of which diminishes our credit and capital opportunities.