Anchor Center for Blind Children competitors

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Anchor Center for Blind Children vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Anchor Center for Blind Children	1982	3.3	Denver, CO	1	$2.2M	30
Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County	1971	3.9	West Palm Beach, FL	1	$8.5M	120
York County Community Action	1965	3.1	Sanford, ME	1	$140,000	75
Earthplace	1958	3.5	Westport, CT	1	$2.5M	75
City Harvest	1982	4.5	New York, NY	1	$123.6M	160
USO	1941	4.4	Arlington, VA	1	-	376
Sonoma County Office of Education	-	3.7	Santa Rosa, CA	1	$850,000	50
City of Huntington Indiana	1848	3.3	Huntington, IN	1	$610,000	6
YMCA of McDonough County	1889	3.1	Macomb, IL	1	$2.1M	30
Tompkins County Public Library	1992	3.5	Ithaca, NY	1	$450,000	44
Fisher House Foundation	1990	3.8	Rockville, MD	1	$51.2M	2
Perrysburg, Ohio	-	3.5	Perrysburg, OH	1	$284.9K	5
Lions Club	1941	4.1	Oak Brook, IL	1	$3.2M	50
Coburn Place	1996	3.4	Indianapolis, IN	1	$3.5M	39
City of Clemson	-	3.4	Clemson, SC	1	$1.9M	125
City of New Haven	-	3.8	New Haven, CT	1	$20.0M	3,000
The Midnight Mission	1914	4.1	Los Angeles, CA	2	$10.6M	50
Operation Food Search Inc	1981	3.7	Saint Louis, MO	1	$41.0M	16
Altadena Library	-	3.9	Altadena, CA	1	$5.7M	27
Community Outreach Center Inc.	1997	4.1	Monsey, NY	1	$10.0M	7
Isabella County	1831	3.2	Mount Pleasant, MI	1	$1.0M	50

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Anchor Center for Blind Children salaries vs competitors

Compare Anchor Center for Blind Children salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Anchor Center for Blind Children	$51,102	$24.57	-

Compare Anchor Center for Blind Children job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Anchor Center for Blind Children	$32,427	$15.59
Earthplace	$34,755	$16.71
Coburn Place	$34,281	$16.48
Fisher House Foundation	$33,436	$16.08
USO	$33,044	$15.89
York County Community Action	$32,575	$15.66
Lions Club	$32,464	$15.61
Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County	$32,192	$15.48
Community Outreach Center Inc.	$32,073	$15.42
Perrysburg, Ohio	$31,049	$14.93
The Midnight Mission	$30,738	$14.78
City of New Haven	$30,206	$14.52
Sonoma County Office of Education	$30,172	$14.51
City of Clemson	$30,090	$14.47
Operation Food Search Inc	$29,881	$14.37
City of Huntington Indiana	$29,761	$14.31
City Harvest	$29,640	$14.25
YMCA of McDonough County	$29,516	$14.19
Isabella County	$28,911	$13.90
Tompkins County Public Library	$28,350	$13.63

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Anchor Center for Blind Children demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Anchor Center for Blind Children vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Tompkins County Public Library	26%	74%
York County Community Action	30%	70%
City Harvest	36%	64%
Lions Club	49%	51%
The Midnight Mission	71%	29%
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Compare race at Anchor Center for Blind Children vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Tompkins County Public Library	57%	16%	14%	5%	7%	8.4
City Harvest	55%	16%	12%	12%	5%	9.3
Lions Club	57%	15%	10%	13%	5%	9.5
York County Community Action	89%	6%	2%	2%	2%	6.3
The Midnight Mission	51%	29%	7%	7%	6%	9.3
Earthplace	69%	15%	8%	5%	2%	7.3

Anchor Center for Blind Children and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Jilly Stephens

City Harvest

Jilly Stephens is a Chief Executive Officer at City Harvest.

Rachel Scott

Coburn Place

G. Michael Arnold

The Midnight Mission

Ren Roberts

Earthplace

Kenneth Fisher

Fisher House Foundation

Kristen Wild

Operation Food Search Inc

As President and Chief Executive Officer, Kristen oversees the operations, programs and initiatives OFS sets forth in the mission of healing hunger and strengthening our community. She is responsible for managing the three pillars of OFS’s work: to meet the immediate need, build nutrition IQ and champion change to address the root causes of hunger.

Carla Teslicka

YMCA of McDonough County