Girls Inc. of Orange County competitors

Zippia score 3.3

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Girls Inc. of Orange County vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Girls Inc. of Orange County	1956	3.3	Costa Mesa, CA	1	$670,000	50
Girls Inc. of Alameda County	1958	3.8	Oakland, CA	1	$6.2M	2
YWCA West Central Michigan	1900	3.7	Grand Rapids, MI	1	$10.0M	70
City of Newberry	1895	3.7	Newberry, FL	1	$8.5M	75
Human Services Programs of Carroll County	1987	3.8	Westminster, MD	1	$5.0M	50
Citizens' Climate Lobby	2007	3.7	Coronado, CA	1	$99,999	125
Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County	1983	4.1	Irvine, CA	1	$53.2M	68
Safe Berks	1976	3.7	Reading, PA	1	$2.2M	23
Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas	1993	3.6	San Antonio, TX	1	$4.2M	31
Habitat for Humanity of Durham	1985	3.5	Durham, NC	1	$5.2M	29
Court Appointed Special Advocates of Orange County	1985	3.3	Santa Ana, CA	1	$5.0M	50
Girls Inc. of Tarrant County	1976	2.6	Fort Worth, TX	1	$7.4M	125
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center	1974	3.5	Cleveland, OH	1	$6.1M	125
City of Yankton	-	3.3	Yankton, SD	1	$530,000	9
Charleston, IL	-	3.6	Charleston, IL	1	$3.3M	125
West Side Campaign Against Hunger	2002	3.4	New York, NY	1	$5.0M	30
Alternatives For Girls	1987	3.3	Detroit, MI	1	$5.0M	70
City of Huntington Indiana	1848	3.3	Huntington, IN	1	$610,000	6
Elizabeth Stone House	1974	3.8	Boston, MA	1	$5.0M	10

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Girls Inc. of Orange County salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Girls Inc. of Orange County	$60,060	$28.88	-

Compare Girls Inc. of Orange County job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Girls Inc. of Orange County	$40,093	$19.28
Citizens' Climate Lobby	$44,210	$21.25
Court Appointed Special Advocates of Orange County	$40,991	$19.71
Girls Inc. of Tarrant County	$40,988	$19.71
Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas	$40,548	$19.49
Alternatives For Girls	$39,810	$19.14
West Side Campaign Against Hunger	$39,649	$19.06
City of Yankton	$37,833	$18.19
Human Services Programs of Carroll County	$37,692	$18.12
City of Newberry	$37,593	$18.07
Habitat for Humanity of Durham	$35,838	$17.23
Girls Inc. of Alameda County	$35,559	$17.10
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center	$35,487	$17.06
Elizabeth Stone House	$34,960	$16.81
YWCA West Central Michigan	$34,889	$16.77
Safe Berks	$33,907	$16.30
Charleston, IL	$31,020	$14.91
City of Huntington Indiana	$29,761	$14.31
Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County	$29,310	$14.09

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Girls Inc. of Orange County demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Girls Inc. of Orange County vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas	20%	80%
Habitat for Humanity of Durham	25%	75%
West Side Campaign Against Hunger	51%	49%
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Compare race at Girls Inc. of Orange County vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas	38%	48%	11%	2%	1%	5.9
Habitat for Humanity of Durham	63%	9%	16%	8%	3%	5.7
West Side Campaign Against Hunger	50%	32%	10%	5%	3%	8.6

Girls Inc. of Orange County and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Sondra Miller

Cleveland Rape Crisis Center

• Executive leader who inspires and drives organizational transformation • Engages and communicates with diverse stakeholders in collaborative process grounded in organizational service • Galvanizes support and builds consensus around inclusive strategic direction and initiatives • Leads high-performance teams to exceptional success • Capacity to leverage challenges as opportunities and organize complexity • Ensures results that fortify business growth and integrity • Known for high emotional intelligence and courageous commitment

Michael Wong

Court Appointed Special Advocates of Orange County

Julayne Virgil

Girls Inc. of Alameda County

Nancy Hess

Elizabeth Stone House

Jennifer Limas

Girls Inc. of Tarrant County

Mark Reynolds

Citizens' Climate Lobby

Sindi Rosales

Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas

Sindi Rosales is a Chief Executive Officer at Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas and is based in San Antonio, Texas.

Beth Garrigan

Safe Berks

Scott Yard

Human Services Programs of Carroll County