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Updated through 2024NTEE S · Community Improvement & Capacity Building

Community Improvement & Capacity Building nonprofitexecutive pay

Median top-executive pay across 10,284 community improvement & capacity building nonprofits, 2019 – 2024. Each organization is counted once at its most recent filing, using the highest-paid leader reported on IRS Form 990, Schedule J.

Organizations that strengthen communities through economic development, civic engagement, and organizational capacity building.

Median executive pay
$82,479
The typical community improvement & capacity building nonprofit's highest-paid executive earns $82,479 in total reported compensation.
25th pct
$38k
75th pct
$154k
90th pct
$268k
10,284 organizations · 2019 – 2024
Percentile distribution

Where the middle 50% lands.

Half earn between $38k and $154k. That band is the interquartile range. The 90th percentile sits at $268k, roughly 3.3 times the median. That upper tail is where the largest organizations cluster.

PercentileTotal compMeans
90th$268,118Top 10% of earners
75th$154,00025% earn more than this
50th · median$82,479The typical executive
25th$37,50025% earn less than this
10th$13,69410% of executives earn less than this
By organization size

Bigger budgets, bigger paychecks.

Median executive pay rises with organization revenue. Each band shows the 25th, 50th, and 75th percentile of top-executive pay for community improvement & capacity building nonprofits in that revenue range.

Revenue band25thMedian75thOrgs
Under $1M$25k$55,054$92k6,515
$1M – $10M$99k$154,416$233k3,120
$10M – $100M$175k$287,997$497k610
$100M – $500M$466k$790,722$1.6M36
Revenue bands with fewer than 5 organizations are not shown.
Geography

Pay varies by state.

District of Columbia pays $134,021 more than the national median across community improvement & capacity building nonprofits.

By role

Benchmark a specific Community Improvement & Capacity Building role

Drill into median pay for individual leadership roles within community improvement & capacity building nonprofits.

Board & trustee pay

Community Improvement & Capacity Building board & trustee pay norms

7% of community improvement & capacity building nonprofits pay at least one board member or trustee, with a typical per-person payment of $25,000 across a median board of 4 paid members.

Organizations paying board members
7%
Median board pay
$25,000
Median paid board size
4
By filing type
Form 990: 9%
Form 990-EZ: 4%
Form 990-PF: 6%
Directory

Community foundations, economic development organizations, neighborhood associations, and civic engagement groups. Covers urban renewal, rural development, and community capacity building. There are 27,677 community improvement & capacity building organizations in our database with compensation data from IRS Form 990 filings. Use the table below to browse them, or sort by revenue, location, or number of reported executives.

Organizations in Community Improvement & Capacity Building

27,677 organizations · Page 49 of 554

Name
City
State
Revenue
Executives
CAPITOL HILL BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTWashingtonDC$2.7M3
CENTRAL OREGON LOCAVOREBendOR$2.7M2
El Pueblo Community Development CorporatPasadenaCA$2.7M0
Impact Online IncPleasantonCA$2.7M8
CHANGE STARTS WITH MEWoodburyMN$2.7M1
MOUNT DESERT 365Northeast HarborME$2.7M1
DUBUQUE INITIATIVES C/O JILL M CONNORSDubuqueIA$2.7M0
JOBSOURCE INCAndersonIN$2.7M0
DTC COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INCKansas CityMO$2.7M3
METROPLEX CIVIC & BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONDallasTX$2.7M2
Southern Anoka Community AssistanceMinneapolisMN$2.7M2
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS INSTITUTEChicagoIL$2.7M3
TWIN CITIES SCHOOLS' TELECOMMUNICATIONS GROUPLongmontCO$2.7M0
MICHAEL E PORTZEN AND SARA A PORTZEN FAMILY FOUNDATIONPeostaIA$2.7M0
MIDWEST SUPPORT FOUNDATION INCIndianapolisIN$2.7M0
SELF STORAGE ASSOCIATION FOUNDATIONAlexandriaVA$2.7M0
PARTNERS IN MINISTRYLaurinburgNC$2.7M1
COUNCIL FOR INCLUSIVE CAPITALISMNew YorkNY$2.7M6
ALL BABY & CHILD CORPORATIONLincolnNE$2.7M1
HISTORIC EAST BALTIMORE COMMUNITY ACTION COALITION INCBaltimoreMD$2.7M0
DIGITAL MEDIA ASSOCIATIONWashingtonDC$2.7M5
UNITED MOTORCOACH ASSOCIATIONAlexandriaVA$2.7M2
BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY LENDERS OF TEXASAustinTX$2.7M2
MACKINAC ISLAND CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAUMacKinac IslandMI$2.7M0
LOUISIANA MID-CONTINENT OIL AND GAS ASSOCIATIONBaton RougeLA$2.7M3
GREENVILLE AREA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONGreenvilleSC$2.7M4
THE RESOLUTION PROJECT INCNew YorkNY$2.7M4
HARBEL COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION INCBaltimoreMD$2.7M1
CHICAGO MINORITY SUPPLIER DEVELOPMENT COUNCILChicagoIL$2.7M2
SUSQUEHANNA HERITAGE CORPORATIONWrightsvillePA$2.7M2
STARTXPalo AltoCA$2.7M10
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERVENTIONAL PAIN PHYSICIANS INCPaducahKY$2.7M0
GREATER SACRAMENTO AREA ECONOMIC COUNCILSacramentoCA$2.7M6
GENESEE VALLEY RURAL PRESERVATION COUNCIL INCMt MorrisNY$2.7M2
PROFESSIONAL PEST MANAGEMENT ALLIANCEFairfaxVA$2.7M1
VEGGIELUTIONSan JoseCA$2.7M1
MHDC CLINTONVILLE INCChicagoIL$2.7M0
PMA FOUNDATIONHarrisburgPA$2.7M4
CHERISH FAMILIESHerrimanUT$2.7M1
Orange Economic Development CorporationOrangeTX$2.7M0
California Emerging Technology FundConcordCA$2.7M13
ASIAN & PACIFIC ISLANDER AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & ENTREPRENEURSHIPWashingtonDC$2.7M4
FONDO DE INVERSION Y DESARROLLO COOPERATIVOSan JuanPR$2.7M2
CITIZENS NEWS GUILD INCLeanderTX$2.6M3
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DALLAS INCDallasTX$2.6M0
SAINT PAUL DOWNTOWN ALLIANCESaint PaulMN$2.6M1
NORTHWEST NEIGHBORHOODS CDCClevelandOH$2.6M1
UNIVERSITY RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONBloomingtonIN$2.6M1
MARIA DROSTE SERVICES OF COLORADO INCDenverCO$2.6M1
NATIONAL LIFELINE ASSOCIATIONKennett SquarePA$2.6M0