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> By contrast, Ophelia Dahl of the 4-star rated Partners in Health makes $86,000. That's still tens of thousands of dollars. Can you point to a CEO of a non-pr
by derleth 15y ago
> By contrast, Ophelia Dahl of the 4-star rated Partners in Health makes $86,000.
That's still tens of thousands of dollars. Can you point to a CEO of a non-profit making less than $10k? Less than $1k?
- Hoff 15y agohttp://kittyrescueandadoption.org/how_to_help.html http://kittyrescueandadoption.org/how_to_help.html "The shelter depends entirely on the generosity of others to sustain our efforts. There are no paid personnel and all monies/donations are used to care for our cats. KRA is a non-profit 501 (C3) corporation and donations are tax-deductible."
- r00fus 15y ago$86k in many places (say NYC or SFBay) is (just below) a living wage. Must all do-gooders be penniless?
- c2 15y agoSFBay average is about 76K: http://www.bayareacensus.ca.gov/bayarea.htm http://www.bayareacensus.ca.gov/bayarea.htm Equating 86K a year to penniless is a statement very very far removed from reality.
- tptacek 15y agoMy point's just: there are CEOs of highly effective well regarded charities who are not taking 7 figure salaries. It is not true that charities basically have to shell out 7 figures because that's what people who can manage charities cost.
- eli 15y agoI don't understand what point you're trying to make. I'm sure there are many instances where the chief executive of a charity does not take a salary or personally contributes more to the charity than their salary.