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Brother salary

Average brother salary

$15.38

$31,991 yearly

Entry-level brother salary
$20,000 yearly salary
Updated December 15, 2025
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Average brother salary by state

Highest paying states for brethren

RankStateAvg. salaryHourly rate
1New York$34,908$16.78
2Massachusetts$33,308$16.01
3West Virginia$31,505$15.15
4Michigan$37,064$17.82
5New Jersey$37,801$18.17
6North Dakota$32,984$15.86
7Connecticut$32,850$15.79
8New Hampshire$33,268$15.99
9Vermont$33,273$16.00
10Rhode Island$32,589$15.67
11North Carolina$29,577$14.22
12Maine$32,062$15.41
13Arkansas$29,459$14.16
14South Carolina$26,807$12.89
15Delaware$29,898$14.37
16District of Columbia$31,653$15.22
17Pennsylvania$27,335$13.14
18Indiana$25,261$12.14
19Wyoming$27,974$13.45
20Maryland$29,371$14.12
21South Dakota$27,218$13.09
22Alaska$24,969$12.00
23Louisiana$25,907$12.46
24Virginia$26,163$12.58
25Colorado$25,334$12.18
26California$28,215$13.56
27Montana$26,069$12.53
28Wisconsin$25,554$12.29
29Minnesota$26,120$12.56
30Tennessee$24,533$11.79
31Hawaii$28,704$13.80
32Mississippi$24,739$11.89
33Nebraska$23,260$11.18
34Idaho$23,119$11.11
35Arizona$22,336$10.74
36Florida$23,262$11.18
37Oklahoma$20,671$9.94
38Missouri$23,194$11.15
39Ohio$21,200$10.19
40New Mexico$22,876$11.00
41Georgia$23,431$11.26
42Washington$22,994$11.05
43Alabama$21,339$10.26
44Oregon$21,587$10.38
45Illinois$20,530$9.87
46Iowa$19,370$9.31
47Texas$20,143$9.68
48Kentucky$18,981$9.13
49Kansas$18,460$8.88
50Nevada$17,862$8.59
51Utah$18,229$8.76

Brother salary details

A brother's salary ranges from $20,000 a year at the 10th percentile to $50,000 at the 90th percentile.

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Average brother salary graph, trends, and summary

What is a brother's salary?

PercentileAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rate
90th Percentile$50,000$4,167$24
75th Percentile$40,000$3,333$19
Average$31,991$2,666$15
25th Percentile$25,000$2,083$12
10th Percentile$20,000$1,667$10

Highest paying brother jobs

The highest paying types of brethren are veterans adviser, union organizer, and political organizer.

Job titleAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rateJob openings
Student Mentor$33,392$2,783$16.0518,591
Mentor$35,581$2,965$17.113,625
Community Organizer$47,257$3,938$22.7216,373
Home Mission Worker$46,373$3,864$22.2960,889
Student Volunteer$29,145$2,429$14.0112,024
Organizer$49,763$4,147$23.92627

Wage gap by gender, race and education

$32,000$31,800$31,600$31,400$31,200$31,000
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Brother salary trends

The average brother salary has risen by $4,267 over the last ten years. In 2014, the average brother earned $27,724 annually, but today, they earn $31,991 a year. That works out to a 8% change in pay for brethren over the last decade.

Compare brother salaries for cities or states with the national average over time.

Average brother salary over time

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Brother salary by year

YearAvg. salaryHourly rate% Change
2025$32,000$15.38+6.4%
2024$30,000$14.40+2.7%
2023$29,200$14.02+2.5%
2022$28,400$13.67-3.7%
2021$29,500$14.18+2.9%

Recently added brother salaries

CompanyJobLocationDate addedSalary
Caesars EntertainmentTournant-Brew BrothersReno, NV06/27/2025$39,653
Congregation of Holy Cross, United States Province, Inc.Vowed Member and Religious BrotherCascade-Chipita Park, CO12/06/2024$64,153
Congregation of Holy Cross, United States Province, Inc.Vowed Member and Religious BrotherCascade-Chipita Park, CO12/03/2024$64,153

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