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Forgotten Harvest vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Forgotten Harvest	1990	4.2	Oak Park, MI	1	$86.0M	82
Second Harvest Food Bank Inc	1982	3.9	Springfield, OH	1	$2.5M	50
Second Harvest Heartland	2001	4.4	Saint Paul, MN	2	$161.8M	130
Gleaners Community Food Bank Of Southeastern Michigan	1977	3.3	Detroit, MI	1	$770,000	50
Heart Walk	1924	3.7	Dallas, TX	1	$34.0M	3,000
Oregon Humane Society	1868	4.1	Portland, OR	1	$29.6M	100
Redwood Empire Food Bank	1987	4.1	Santa Rosa, CA	1	$22.6M	20
Food Bank of the Rockies	1978	4.1	Denver, CO	1	$97.0M	134
OneSight	1988	4.1	Mason, OH	1	$14.8M	125
Northern Illinois Food Bank	1982	4.4	Geneva, IL	1	$131.9M	138
Elmbrook Humane Society	1964	2.7	Brookfield, WI	1	$1.3M	30
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank	1973	4.4	Los Angeles, CA	1	$70.0M	214
Austin Humane Society	1952	3.6	Austin, TX	1	$4.8M	56
Feed My Starving Children	1987	4.2	Coon Rapids, MN	1	$75.0M	100
Red Cross Youth	-	4.0	-	-	$96.0M	3,000
Special Olympics	1968	4.3	Washington, DC	1	$104.6M	100
buildOn	1991	4.2	Stamford, CT	1	$19.4M	50
Habitat for Humanity	1976	4.2	Atlanta, GA	3	$272.8M	3,320
Austin Pets Alive	1998	3.9	Austin, TX	1	$5.8M	170
Global Volunteers	1984	3.9	Saint Paul, MN	1	$2.8M	52
Humane Society	1991	3.7	Savannah, GA	1	$1.2M	25

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Forgotten Harvest salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Forgotten Harvest	$32,988	$15.86	-

Compare Forgotten Harvest job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Forgotten Harvest	$34,870	$16.76
Special Olympics	$49,354	$23.73
Global Volunteers	$38,691	$18.60
Gleaners Community Food Bank Of Southeastern Michigan	$36,722	$17.66
OneSight	$35,991	$17.30
Elmbrook Humane Society	$35,545	$17.09
Austin Humane Society	$35,321	$16.98
Red Cross Youth	$35,203	$16.92
Heart Walk	$35,161	$16.90
Oregon Humane Society	$35,045	$16.85
Second Harvest Food Bank Inc	$34,714	$16.69
Austin Pets Alive	$34,293	$16.49
Humane Society	$34,242	$16.46
Second Harvest Heartland	$34,038	$16.36
Feed My Starving Children	$33,815	$16.26
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank	$33,599	$16.15
Habitat for Humanity	$33,349	$16.03
buildOn	$33,254	$15.99
Redwood Empire Food Bank	$33,153	$15.94
Food Bank of the Rockies	$33,142	$15.93

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Forgotten Harvest demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Forgotten Harvest vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Humane Society	30%	70%
Oregon Humane Society	35%	65%
Special Olympics	40%	60%
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank	44%	56%
Forgotten Harvest	49%	51%
Habitat for Humanity	54%	46%

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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Forgotten Harvest	72%	9%	10%	5%	3%	7.9
Habitat for Humanity	62%	15%	12%	8%	4%	9.9
Oregon Humane Society	70%	16%	4%	6%	4%	8.8
Humane Society	64%	16%	11%	6%	4%	9.5
Special Olympics	64%	14%	11%	8%	4%	9.8
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank	44%	37%	7%	9%	4%	9.1

Forgotten Harvest and similar companies CEOs

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Jonathan Reckford

Habitat for Humanity

Jonathan Reckford is an American businessman and chief executive officer of Habitat for Humanity International.

Juliana Chase-Morefield

Second Harvest Food Bank Inc

Sharon Harmon

Oregon Humane Society

Erin Pulling

Food Bank of the Rockies

Kitty Block

Humane Society

Julie Yurko

Northern Illinois Food Bank

David Goodman

Redwood Empire Food Bank

Mary Davis

Special Olympics

Her leadership focuses on addressing inactivity, injustice, intolerance and social isolation by encouraging and empowering people with intellectual disabilities to be productive citizens in their communities, which leads to a more welcoming and inclusive society for all. Davis started with Special Olympics soon after college as a local program volunteer and coach. Since then she has served in a series of leadership roles, helping create our first-ever Regional games, the 1985 Special Olympics European Games, working to build a powerful national Program as CEO of Special Olympics Ireland, and helping globalize the movement as CEO of the first Special Olympics World Summer Games held outside the US, which were the 2003 Games in Ireland. For eight years she served as President & Managing Director of Europe Eurasia. Davis is married to Julian Davis and has four children: Jonathan, Rebecca, Emma and Patrick.

Bud Philbrook

Global Volunteers

Gerry Brisson

Gleaners Community Food Bank Of Southeastern Michigan