Prosser Public Library competitors

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Prosser Public Library vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Prosser Public Library	-	4.1	Bloomfield, CT	1	$12.0M	49
York County Community Action	1965	3.1	Sanford, ME	1	$140,000	75
Sonoma County Library	1975	4.4	Santa Rosa, CA	8	$11.0M	150
Lancaster Public Library	1941	3.8	Lancaster, PA	1	$5.0M	33
Ogden-Weber Community Action Partnership	1965	3.7	Ogden, UT	1	$10.0M	185
Belleville, Illinois	1814	3.5	Belleville, IL	1	$350,000	4
Trumbull County Educational	-	3.6	Niles, OH	1	$1.0M	1
New Milford, New Jersey	-	3.9	New Milford, NJ	1	$5.2M	125
SPCA of Wake County	1967	2.6	Raleigh, NC	1	$680,000	50
Good Samaritan Village Library	-	3.8	Kissimmee, FL	1	$490,000	50
Tompkins County Public Library	1992	3.5	Ithaca, NY	1	$450,000	44
FOOD for Lane County	1984	4.2	Eugene, OR	1	$15.5M	20
Greensboro Urban Ministry	1967	3.8	Greensboro, NC	1	$10.0M	53
Personal Assistance Telephone Help	1971	2.8	Bloomington, IL	1	$1.6M	30
Monroe Township	-	3.2	Monroe, NJ	1	$850,000	50
City Impact	1995	3.8	Oxnard, CA	2	$1.0M	10
Placer County Office Of Education	1851	4.1	Auburn, CA	1	$21.4M	310
Martha's Village & Kitchen	1990	3.7	Indio, CA	1	$3.9M	125
Operation Food Search Inc	1981	3.7	Saint Louis, MO	1	$41.0M	16
Greenfield Branch Library	1878	3.7	Hillsboro, OH	1	$13.0M	47
Fisher House Foundation	1990	3.8	Rockville, MD	1	$51.2M	2

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Prosser Public Library salaries vs competitors

Compare Prosser Public Library salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Prosser Public Library	$56,401	$27.12	-

Compare Prosser Public Library job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Prosser Public Library	$34,125	$16.41
Martha's Village & Kitchen	$37,157	$17.86
Greensboro Urban Ministry	$36,975	$17.78
Personal Assistance Telephone Help	$36,042	$17.33
SPCA of Wake County	$35,660	$17.14
Placer County Office Of Education	$35,532	$17.08
Good Samaritan Village Library	$34,463	$16.57
Greenfield Branch Library	$34,316	$16.50
City Impact	$33,873	$16.29
Fisher House Foundation	$33,436	$16.08
Trumbull County Educational	$32,602	$15.67
York County Community Action	$32,575	$15.66
Ogden-Weber Community Action Partnership	$32,569	$15.66
Sonoma County Library	$32,088	$15.43
Lancaster Public Library	$31,851	$15.31
New Milford, New Jersey	$30,326	$14.58
FOOD for Lane County	$30,238	$14.54
Operation Food Search Inc	$29,881	$14.37
Belleville, Illinois	$29,440	$14.15
Tompkins County Public Library	$28,350	$13.63

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Prosser Public Library demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Prosser Public Library vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Tompkins County Public Library	26%	74%
Fisher House Foundation	28%	72%
York County Community Action	30%	70%
SPCA of Wake County	34%	66%
FOOD for Lane County	37%	63%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Tompkins County Public Library	57%	16%	14%	5%	7%	8.4
FOOD for Lane County	74%	13%	4%	6%	3%	7.1
York County Community Action	89%	6%	2%	2%	2%	6.3
SPCA of Wake County	63%	9%	18%	6%	4%	7.2
Fisher House Foundation	59%	22%	11%	4%	4%	8.2
Greensboro Urban Ministry	61%	9%	19%	8%	4%	6.7

Prosser Public Library and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Lissa Holland

Lancaster Public Library

Betty Ham

City Impact

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.

Daniel Levine

Martha's Village & Kitchen

Christine Ipsen

Ogden-Weber Community Action Partnership