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Updated through 2024NTEE F · Mental Health & Crisis Intervention

Mental Health & Crisis Intervention nonprofitCFO salaries

Based on 1,081 organizations from 2021 – 2024. Each org counted once at its most recent filing. Sourced directly from IRS Form 990, Schedule J.

Median total compensation
$114,176
The median mental health & crisis intervention cfo earns $114,176 in total reported compensation.
Median across all 1,081 mental health & crisis intervention nonprofits filing a Form 990, from the smallest to the largest
25th pct
$52k
75th pct
$168k
90th pct
$237k
1,081 organizations · 2021 – 2024
Percentile distribution

Where the middle 50% lands.

Half earn between $52k and $168k. That band is the interquartile range. The 90th percentile sits at $237k, roughly 2.1 times the median. That upper tail is where the largest organizations cluster.

PercentileTotal compMeans
90th$236,647Top 10% of earners
75th$168,45425% earn more than this
50th · median$114,176The typical executive
25th$51,62625% earn less than this
10th$18,48610% of executives earn less than this
How pay is structured

How the package is built.

The typical pay structure across 372 organizations with full Schedule J reporting (34% of the 1,081 orgs in this slice). Each share is the average across orgs of the fraction of total comp that goes to this component, so the bar fills 100%.

$194,912
typical total · 2024
Median total compensation in the subset. The dollar amounts below show what each share works out to on a package this size.
85%
Base salary
84.5% of total
$164,701
Bonus & incentive
3.0% of total
$5,847
Retirement & deferred
3.9% of total
$7,602
Benefits
6.8% of total
$13,254
Other reportable
1.3% of total
$2,534
Shares are averaged across organizations, so they sum to ~100%. Dollar amounts are illustrative (share% of typical total) and don't reflect any specific org.
How this compares

The number in context.

Every row links to its own dedicated benchmark page.

All figures are median total reported compensation · IRS Form 990, Schedule J

Geography

Pay varies by state.

California pays $33,131 more than the median CFO compensation in mental health & crisis intervention nationally.

Top-paying organizations

The ten highest-paid mental health & crisis intervention CFOs by filing.

#OrganizationLocationTotal compensationFiling year
01Tarzana Treatment Centers IncTarzana, CA$967,0972023
02Bowen Health Inc Fka The Otis R Bowen Center For Human Services IncWarsaw, IN$905,2442023
03Public Health Management CorporationPhiladelphia, PA$843,4162023
04Hazelden Betty Ford FoundationCenter City, MN$688,5502023
05Sheppard Pratt Health System IncBaltimore, MD$656,3422023
06Southeast Kansas Mental Health CenterHumboldt, KS$616,8172024
07Compass Health IncClinton, MO$608,1682023
08Casa Colina IncPomona, CA$589,9902023
09Silver Hill Hospital IncNew Canaan, CT$523,5782023
10University Psychiatric Practice IncBuffalo, NY$512,8192024

Total includes base, bonus, other reportable, and deferred/retirement compensation per Schedule J.

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What does a $X org pay?

Adjust the slider to your organization's revenue. The median CFO compensation for mental health & crisis intervention nonprofits in that revenue band updates live.

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~$72M
annual revenue
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Median CFO comp · $10M – $100M
$154,096
513 organizations in this band
Percentile range for your band
25th percentile$89,376
50th percentile$154,096
75th percentile$228,062
Questions

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How much does a Mental Health & Crisis Intervention nonprofit CFO make?
The median total compensation for a CFO at a mental health & crisis intervention nonprofit is $114,176, based on 1,081 organizations in IRS Form 990 filings. The middle 50% fall between $51,626 and $168,454.
What is the salary range for a CFO in Mental Health & Crisis Intervention nonprofits?
Pay ranges from $51,626 at the 25th percentile to $168,454 at the 75th and $236,647 at the 90th. The spread reflects differences in organization size, budget, and region within the sector.
Is this Mental Health & Crisis Intervention compensation data reliable?
Yes. It comes from IRS Form 990 filings, legal documents filed under penalty of perjury, not self-reported surveys. Figures cover 1,081 mental health & crisis intervention nonprofits reporting a CFO.
Why does Mental Health & Crisis Intervention nonprofit CFO pay differ from other sectors?
Compensation reflects the typical organization size, revenue, and operating complexity of each sector. Larger, better-funded mental health & crisis intervention organizations pull the upper percentiles higher, while smaller ones anchor the lower end.