Organization
Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture Institute
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Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture Institute, an Indigenous-led nonprofit in Kykotsmovi, Arizona, runs food, farming and land-steward training programs on the Hopi Reservation.
- Kind
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit
- Native-led
- yes-self-described
- Works with
- Hopi
- Region
- Southwest; AZ
- Focus
- Hopi land stewardship, food sovereignty and regional food hub; land steward fellowship; community education on the Hopi Reservation
- Registry
- EIN 47-4563866 (ProPublica: Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture Institute Inc, Kykotsmovi AZ, NTEE P84)
What happened
Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture describes itself as "a community Indigenous-led non-profit based in the Village of Kykotsmovi" on the Hopi Reservation in northern Arizona. ProPublica lists Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture Institute Inc in Kykotsmovi under EIN 47-4563866, with tax exemption issued in October 2016.
Its stated mission is to create community-based solutions to pass knowledge to future generations and rebuild culturally sustainable, healthy communities. Its site says it trains Hopi youth, supports leadership in local food systems and carries out sustainable ecological projects. Its staff page names a leadership team and construction crew, including Jacobo Marcus as operations director; tribal affiliations are not listed beside the names.
Its Regional Food Hub page lists work on culturally significant food, traditional seeds, restoring local watersheds and foodsheds, sustainable housing, renewable energy and "supporting regional Land Stewardship." It also runs a Land Steward Fellowship, which it says offers training to land stewards from across the Indigenous Southwest who work within their traditional territories, and has announced a first cohort of fellows.
This is stewardship and food-system work, not land acquisition. The Decolonizing Wealth Project lists the Institute as a 2026 Indigenous Earth Fund grantee partner.
Good to know. This group does stewardship, farming and training; it has not bought or received land.
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Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture is a community Indigenous-led non-profit based in the Village of Kykotsmovi
Hopi Tutskwa - Aboutrestoring local watersheds and foodsheds, developing sustainable housing, and renewable energy, developing business opportunities, and supporting regional Land Stewardship
Hopi Tutskwa - Regional Food HubOur Fellowship is offered to Land Stewards from throughout the Indigenous Southwest
Hopi Tutskwa - Land Steward FellowshipHopi Tutskwa Permaculture Institute, AZ
Decolonizing Wealth Project - Indigenous Earth FundTax exemption issued: Oct. 2016
ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer - Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture Institute Inc
Research notes. Self-described Indigenous-led; staff and board tribal affiliations are not listed on the pages read. No land purchase or return documented. The donate form is embedded on its own site; the payee was not confirmed.
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- 2026-10-17: ProPublica hit matches name and town; own site read and calls itself Indigenous-led; staff and board listed by name without tribal affiliations. Donate form is embedded on its own support page; payee not confirmed at checkout. Source: https://www.hopitutskwa.org/about ("Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture is a community Indigenous-led non-profit based in the Village of Kykotsmovi")
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