Clackamas Fire competitors

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Clackamas Fire vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Clackamas Fire	1933	3.8	Milwaukie, OR	1	$5.0M	125
The Midnight Mission	1914	4.1	Los Angeles, CA	2	$10.6M	50
Martha's Village & Kitchen	1990	3.7	Indio, CA	1	$3.9M	125
Personal Assistance Telephone Help	1971	2.8	Bloomington, IL	1	$1.6M	30
Judeo-Christian Outreach Center	1986	3.5	Virginia Beach, VA	1	$1.9M	29
Washington Trails Association	1966	3.5	Seattle, WA	1	$5.5M	72
Micah Ecumenical Ministries	2005	3.7	Fredericksburg, VA	1	$1.3M	17
Operation Food Search Inc	1981	3.7	Saint Louis, MO	1	$41.0M	16
Humane Society of St. Lucie County	1956	3.3	Fort Pierce, FL	1	$270,000	5
Greensboro Urban Ministry	1967	3.8	Greensboro, NC	1	$10.0M	53
USO	1941	4.4	Arlington, VA	1	-	376
MACC Charities	1973	3.9	Manchester, CT	1	$5.0M	3
Coburn Place	1996	3.4	Indianapolis, IN	1	$3.5M	39
Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Nevada	1978	3.2	Las Vegas, NV	1	$1.0M	8
Fisher House Foundation	1990	3.8	Rockville, MD	1	$51.2M	2
BigBendHC	1988	3.5	Tallahassee, FL	1	$1.6M	45
Daystar Life Center of Citrus County	1983	3.4	Crystal River, FL	1	$580,000	9
City of Lighthouse Point	-	4.0	Lighthouse Point, FL	1	$940,000	9
ICNA Relief	2005	4.3	New York, NY	1	$9.9M	30
SPCA of Wake County	1967	2.6	Raleigh, NC	1	$680,000	50
Friends For Life	1985	4.0	Memphis, TN	1	$5.0M	176

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Clackamas Fire salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Clackamas Fire	$37,573	$18.06	-

Compare Clackamas Fire job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Clackamas Fire	$53,828	$25.88
Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Nevada	$61,750	$29.69
The Midnight Mission	$61,215	$29.43
Micah Ecumenical Ministries	$61,015	$29.33
SPCA of Wake County	$60,874	$29.27
City of Lighthouse Point	$60,779	$29.22
MACC Charities	$59,527	$28.62
Personal Assistance Telephone Help	$58,969	$28.35
Daystar Life Center of Citrus County	$58,777	$28.26
BigBendHC	$57,465	$27.63
Martha's Village & Kitchen	$56,537	$27.18
Washington Trails Association	$56,427	$27.13
Fisher House Foundation	$56,123	$26.98
Greensboro Urban Ministry	$55,505	$26.68
Coburn Place	$55,360	$26.62
Friends For Life	$54,502	$26.20
Judeo-Christian Outreach Center	$54,431	$26.17
Humane Society of St. Lucie County	$54,109	$26.01
ICNA Relief	$53,867	$25.90
USO	$53,243	$25.60

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Clackamas Fire demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Clackamas Fire vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Fisher House Foundation	28%	72%
SPCA of Wake County	34%	66%
Greensboro Urban Ministry	39%	61%
ICNA Relief	51%	49%
The Midnight Mission	71%	29%
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Compare race at Clackamas Fire vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
SPCA of Wake County	63%	9%	18%	6%	4%	7.2
The Midnight Mission	51%	29%	7%	7%	6%	9.3
Fisher House Foundation	59%	22%	11%	4%	4%	8.2
Greensboro Urban Ministry	61%	9%	19%	8%	4%	6.7
ICNA Relief	34%	6%	10%	12%	38%	9.2
Washington Trails Association	75%	8%	4%	6%	6%	6.3

Clackamas Fire and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Rachel Scott

Coburn Place

G. Michael Arnold

The Midnight Mission

Beth Stafford

MACC Charities

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.

Diane Duke

Friends For Life

Maqsood Ahmad

ICNA Relief

Jill Simmons

Washington Trails Association

I’m a nonprofit executive with a strong track record of leading organizations where people and ideas thrive. I excel at vision and strategy, bringing an analytical mind and an unique ability to see patterns and solutions. I’ve honed my executive skills in organizations experiencing rapid growth and change-something that requires strategic focus, creativity, adaptive management, and trusted relationships. Strategic thinking, communication, and collaboration are the foundations of my leadership, enabling me to solve complex problems and create high-impact organizations.

Denise Kennard

Daystar Life Center of Citrus County

Daniel Levine

Martha's Village & Kitchen