Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services competitors

Zippia score 3.8

Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services main competitors are Wolverine Human Services, Justice Resource Institute, and Hoyleton Youth And Family Services.

Competitor Summary. See how Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services compares to its main competitors:

Justice Resource Institute has the most employees (1,600).
Employees at Wolverine Human Services earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $41,155.

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Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services	1903	3.8	Austin, TX	1	$3.4M	50
Methodist Children's Home	-	3.7	Massillon, OH	1	$1.1M	30
WCYA	1916	3.5	Decatur, IL	1	$10.0M	131
Hoyleton Youth And Family Services	1988	3.2	Hoyleton, IL	1	$10.0M	125
Youth Dynamics	1970	3.2	Burlington, WA	1	$2.5M	115
QUALITY GROUP HOMES	1984	4.0	Fresno, CA	1	$10.0M	200
Great Circle	2009	4.2	Saint Louis, MO	1	$6.8M	210
Lad Lake	1902	3.5	Dousman, WI	1	$12.4M	192
Samaritas	1959	4.0	Detroit, MI	1	$105.0M	220
Justice Resource Institute	-	3.8	Needham, MA	1	-	1,600
Four Oaks	1973	4.2	Cedar Rapids, IA	12	$40.7M	530
Youth Services System	2005	3.5	Wheeling, WV	1	$270,000	5
Eliada	1903	3.5	Asheville, NC	1	$10.0M	200
Community Youth Services	1970	4.5	Olympia, WA	1	$10.0M	80
Sacramento Children's Home	1867	4.2	Sacramento, CA	1	$50.0M	200
Nazareth Children's Home Inc	1906	3.6	Rockwell, NC	1	$10.0M	85
Youth For Tomorrow	1986	4.1	-	2	$24.9M	50
Catholic Social Services of Southern Nebraska	1932	3.9	Lincoln, NE	1	$10.0M	50
Wolverine Human Services	1987	4.1	Grosse Pointe Park, MI	6	$30.2M	400
Non Profits	1869	3.4	Pittsburgh, PA	1	$10.0M	100
Elmcrest	1845	3.8	Syracuse, NY	1	$50.0M	200

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Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services salaries vs competitors

Among Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services competitors, employees at Wolverine Human Services earn the most with an average yearly salary of $41,155.

Compare Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services	$40,035	$19.25	-
Methodist Children's Home	$40,655	$19.55	-
WCYA	$39,251	$18.87	-
Hoyleton Youth And Family Services	$40,913	$19.67	-
Youth Dynamics	$40,256	$19.35	-
QUALITY GROUP HOMES	$38,663	$18.59	-

Compare Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services	$68,230	$32.80
Samaritas	$77,985	$37.49
Methodist Children's Home	$75,765	$36.43
Lad Lake	$73,504	$35.34
Youth Dynamics	$73,100	$35.14
WCYA	$72,389	$34.80
Nazareth Children's Home Inc	$70,424	$33.86
Wolverine Human Services	$68,893	$33.12
Four Oaks	$67,995	$32.69
Youth For Tomorrow	$66,672	$32.05
Catholic Social Services of Southern Nebraska	$66,209	$31.83
QUALITY GROUP HOMES	$66,124	$31.79
Hoyleton Youth And Family Services	$65,544	$31.51
Justice Resource Institute	$64,363	$30.94
Elmcrest	$63,999	$30.77
Youth Services System	$63,692	$30.62
Sacramento Children's Home	$63,183	$30.38
Non Profits	$63,097	$30.34
Community Youth Services	$61,927	$29.77
Eliada	$60,777	$29.22

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Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Family Resources	28%	72%
Sacramento Children's Home	28%	72%
Youth For Tomorrow	36%	64%
Elmcrest	38%	62%
Wolverine Human Services	51%	49%
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Compare race at Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Wolverine Human Services	72%	8%	11%	6%	3%	8.0
Elmcrest	61%	16%	13%	7%	4%	7.9
Family Resources	70%	12%	9%	5%	3%	7.6
Sacramento Children's Home	51%	24%	9%	9%	7%	8.9
Youth For Tomorrow	61%	16%	15%	6%	2%	7.9
Samaritas	71%	10%	10%	7%	3%	7.1

Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Anne Gruenewald

Four Oaks

Dedicated non-profit management professional, with more than 30 years of service to Four Oaks child welfare and behavioral health agency. Led development of core organizational mission, including all treatment, intervention, and prevention programs. Currently responsible for oversight and execution of enterprise-wide operations and strategic initiatives.

Charpintal Gill

Justice Resource Institute

Judith Fischer Wollack

Wolverine Human Services

Joseph Geglia

Elmcrest

Trey Oakley

Methodist Children's Home

Nicole Cisne Durbin

Family Resources

David Baker

Sacramento Children's Home

David has spent his career providing leadership and expertise in the nonprofit industry. Before joining the Sacramento Children’s Home in 2013, David worked as a senior executive with Victor Treatment Center/North Valley Schools, where he successfully restructured the residential treatment program and nonpublic school. Beginning his tenure with the Home as the Chief Operating Officer, David became Chief Executive Officer in 2018. Today, he works to fulfill the mission of SCH, provides strategic leadership for the organization, establishes goals, strategies, plans, and policies, and represents the organization to the public. David holds a Doctorate in Education from the University of Southern California. Outside of work, he serves on multiple community boards ranging from youth sports to special education. He enjoys bicycle riding and playing an active role in community planning and development.

Cindy Davis-Bryant

Eliada

Cindy Davis-Bryant is a CEO at Eliada Homes Inc and is based in Asheville, North Carolina. She has worked as State Director at Family Preservation Services. Cindy attended University of Arizona and University of North Alabama.

Tom Davis

Youth Dynamics

Donelle Hauser

Lad Lake

Donelle Hauser is a President and CEO at Lad Lake, Chief Program Officer at Lad Lake, and VP of Residential Services at Berkshire Farm Center & Services for Youth and is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She has worked as Director of Residential Services at Berkshire Farm Center & Services for Youth and Coordinator/ Clinician/ Curriculuum Writer at Berkshire Farm Center & Services for Youth. Donelle attended University of Michigan between 2013 and 2014; University at Albany, SUNY between 1996 and 1998; and Gordon College between 1989 and 1993.