Datos de compensación de organizaciones sin fines de lucro en California

Distribución de Compensación

25th percentile

$34k

Average

$144k

75th percentile

$173k

Based on 26,093 compensation records

El ejecutivo mejor pagado de una organización sin fines de lucro en California gana entre $34k y $173k (percentil 25 al 75), con un promedio de $144k. Basado en 26,093 organizaciones, cada una contada una vez según su declaración más reciente del IRS Form 990.

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El ejecutivo mejor pagado de una organización sin fines de lucro en California gana una mediana de $89k, 33.4% por encima de la mediana nacional de $67k para la misma medida.

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Nombre	Ciudad	Sector	Ingresos	Ejecutivos
Emanate Health Medical Care Foundation	Covina	E30 Health Care	$42.2M	2
RETIREMENT HOUSING FOUNDATION	Long Beach	P75 Human Services	$42.1M	17
THE VINTAGE CLUB	Indian Wells	—	$42.1M	6
VISTA CHARTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC	Los Angeles	B29 Education	$42M	4
ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAL HOME INC	San Diego	P750 Human Services	$42M	7
Vista Real Public Charter Inc	Oxnard	B29 Education	$42M	13
CHINATOWN SERVICE CENTER	Los Angeles	—	$41.9M	10
RIVERSIDE PREPARATORY SCHOOL	Oro Grande	B29 Education	$41.9M	17
NEW SCHOOLS FUND	Oakland	B110 Education	$41.8M	11
MONTECITO RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION	Montecito	P750 Human Services	$41.8M	7
SAN MATEO HOTEL EMPLOYEES AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES WELFARE FUND	San Jose	—	$41.8M	1
HELLMAN FOUNDATION	San Francisco	T20 Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations	$41.7M	0
EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY SERVICES	National City	P200 Human Services	$41.7M	7
KINGDOM CAUSES INC CITY NET BEDROCK CREEK	Anaheim	X20 Religion-Related	$41.7M	8
BLUE STAR FAMILIES INC	Encinitas	W30 Public & Societal Benefit	$41.6M	10
Protect Our Healthcare	San Rafael	W01 Public & Societal Benefit	$41.6M	0
UNICARE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER INC	Ontario	B99 Education	$41.6M	8
AMETHOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS	Richmond	B20Z Education	$41.5M	9
ERIK E AND EDITH H BERGSTROM FOUNDATION A CHARITABLE TRUST	Palo Alto	T22 Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations	$41.5M	7
LIVING DESERT THE	Palm Desert	C340 Environment	$41.5M	7
CALIFORNIA MONTESSORI PROJECT	Carmichael	B29 Education	$41.5M	7
THE POLICE CREDIT UNION OF CALIFORNIA	San Bruno	—	$41.5M	17
IMAGINE WORLDWIDE	Mill Valley	S80 Community Improvement & Capacity Building	$41.5M	9
JUNIPERO SERRA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL	San Juan Capistrano	A20 Arts, Culture & Humanities	$41.4M	5
FIRST CITY CREDIT UNION	Altadena	—	$41.4M	11
LEADERSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS	Oakland	B29 Education	$41.3M	8
TSAO FAMILY FOUNDATION	Corona Del Mar	T22 Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations	$41.3M	0
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF SCIENCE	Alhambra	U20 Science & Technology	$41.3M	11
CLAYTON VALLEY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL	Concord	B29 Education	$41.3M	19
CEDARS-SINAI HEALTH SYSTEM	Los Angeles	E21 Health Care	$41.3M	7
EAST BAY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	Oakland	T310 Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations	$41.2M	7
NOVA UKRAINE	Palo Alto	Q12 International, Foreign Affairs & National Security	$41.2M	2
UNION STATION HOMELESS SERVICES	Pasadena	P85Z Human Services	$41.2M	8
PALO ALTO UNIVERSITY INC	Palo Alto	B500 Education	$41.1M	9
Inland Empire Community Foundation	Riverside	T310 Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations	$41.1M	7
Goodwill Industries of Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties Inc	Oxnard	P29Z Human Services	$41M	1
RSF SOCIAL FINANCE INC	San Francisco	V210 Social Science	$41M	12
EDEN INVESTMENTS INC	Hayward	L20Z Housing & Shelter	$40.9M	3
The Tower Foundation of San Jose State University	San Jose	B11 Education	$40.8M	13
SAN MATEO ELECTRICAL WORKERS HEALTH PLAN	San Jose	—	$40.8M	0
CEMENT MASONS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND WELFARE FUND	Arcadia	—	$40.8M	0
PACIFIC ASIAN CONSORTIUM IN EMPLOYMENT	Los Angeles	S200 Community Improvement & Capacity Building	$40.8M	7
CESAR CHAVEZ FOUNDATION	Keene	—	$40.8M	7
CHILDREN'S HEALTH COUNCIL INC	Palo Alto	E110 Health Care	$40.7M	10
JVS SOCAL	Los Angeles	J200 Employment	$40.6M	9
SELF-HELP FOR THE ELDERLY	San Francisco	P810 Human Services	$40.5M	7
SAINT JOHN'S HEALTH CENTER FOUNDATION	Santa Monica	E12 Health Care	$40.5M	8
IBEW Western Utilities Health & Welfare Trust Fund	Pleasanton	—	$40.4M	0
SPANISH SPEAKING UNITY COUNCIL OF ALAMEDA COUNTY INC	Oakland	S200 Community Improvement & Capacity Building	$40.4M	9
CORE COMMUNITY ORGANIZED RELIEF EFFORT	Los Angeles	M20 Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief	$40.4M	8

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