Ajo Center for Sustainable Agriculture is a Native American-governed 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Ajo, Arizona, dedicated to supporting the development of a sustainable and just local food system. Their mission is to provide agricultural education, reduce barriers to healthy and culturally-appropriate foods, preserve and revitalize agricultural traditions, foster local food-based economic development, and establish valuable partnerships. They offer a wide range of programs and services for all ages and experience levels, including free agricultural workshops, train-the-trainer programs, youth agriculture internships, and culinary arts internships.

They also reduce barriers to healthy food through partnerships with public health and nutrition programs, such as SNAP and WIC. Ajo Center for Sustainable Agriculture is deeply committed to cultural preservation and participates in Native American cultural spaces and conservation programs. They also focus on economic development by supporting local farmers markets and micro-business incubators.

Ajo Center for Sustainable Agriculture values partnerships and collaborates with various organizations and funders to create a stronger community