Ranch Hope competitors

Zippia score 3.8

Ranch Hope main competitors are Open Door Children's Home, Vanessa Behan, and Tennessee Baptist Mission Board.

Competitor Summary. See how Ranch Hope compares to its main competitors:

Community Services Group has the most employees (2,000).
Employees at Open Door Children's Home earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $47,293.
The oldest company is Elmcrest, founded in 1845.

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Ranch Hope vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Ranch Hope	1964	3.8	Alloway, NJ	1	$4.0M	100
Cal Farley's	1939	3.8	Amarillo, TX	1	$23.0M	650
Vanessa Behan	1987	3.3	Spokane, WA	1	$6.9M	100
Tennessee Baptist Mission Board	1923	3.2	Brentwood, TN	1	$600,000	50
Josiah White's	1850	3.7	Wabash, IN	1	$50.0M	200
Woodfords Family Services	1967	3.8	Westbrook, ME	1	$16.0M	130
Easter Seals Nevada	1976	4.0	Las Vegas, NV	1	$9.3M	170
QSAC	1978	4.2	New York, NY	1	$106.8M	1,250
Elmcrest	1845	3.8	Syracuse, NY	1	$50.0M	200
ACDS	1967	3.8	Plainview, NY	1	$13.0M	350
Open Door Children's Home	1927	3.6	Rome, GA	1	$5.0M	30
Calmra, Inc.	1984	3.7	Laurel, MD	1	$2.3M	50
Resources for Human Development	1970	3.9	Philadelphia, PA	2	$1.4M	50
Foundation for Lutheran Child and Family Services	1989	3.9	Indianapolis, IN	1	$16.0M	350
Sacramento Children's Home	1867	4.2	Sacramento, CA	1	$50.0M	200
Jawonio	1947	4.3	New City, NY	1	$50.0M	328
Hasc Center	1968	4.3	New York, NY	1	$33.0M	133
Community Services Group	1972	4.2	Mountville, PA	1	$270.0M	2,000
Desert Arc	1959	4.3	Palm Desert, CA	3	$50.0M	256
Heaven's Hands Community Services	2000	3.9	New York, NY	1	$10.0M	1
Friends of Children and Families Inc	1985	3.6	Orlando, FL	1	$5.0M	39

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Ranch Hope salaries vs competitors

Among Ranch Hope competitors, employees at Open Door Children's Home earn the most with an average yearly salary of $47,293.

Compare Ranch Hope salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Ranch Hope	$33,878	$16.29	-
Cal Farley's	$36,731	$17.66	-
Vanessa Behan	$42,370	$20.37	-
Tennessee Baptist Mission Board	$39,929	$19.20	-
Josiah White's	$38,114	$18.32	-
Woodfords Family Services	$31,462	$15.13	-

Compare Ranch Hope job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Ranch Hope	$39,285	$18.89
Elmcrest	$45,859	$22.05
Josiah White's	$42,832	$20.59
Sacramento Children's Home	$42,568	$20.47
Open Door Children's Home	$42,065	$20.22
ACDS	$41,745	$20.07
Cal Farley's	$40,600	$19.52
Vanessa Behan	$39,454	$18.97
Tennessee Baptist Mission Board	$39,132	$18.81
Foundation for Lutheran Child and Family Services	$39,019	$18.76
QSAC	$38,956	$18.73
Calmra, Inc.	$38,220	$18.38
Resources for Human Development	$37,909	$18.23
Easter Seals Nevada	$37,207	$17.89
Heaven's Hands Community Services	$36,602	$17.60
Desert Arc	$36,429	$17.51
Friends of Children and Families Inc	$36,155	$17.38
Community Services Group	$36,065	$17.34
Jawonio	$35,495	$17.07
Hasc Center	$35,312	$16.98

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Ranch Hope demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Ranch Hope vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Sacramento Children's Home	28%	72%
Community Services Group	31%	69%
Jawonio	35%	65%
Elmcrest	38%	62%
Cal Farley's	50%	50%
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Compare race at Ranch Hope vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Cal Farley's	52%	24%	13%	9%	2%	7.5
Community Services Group	67%	14%	10%	6%	3%	9.1
Jawonio	61%	18%	13%	5%	3%	8.8
Elmcrest	61%	16%	13%	7%	4%	7.9
Sacramento Children's Home	51%	24%	9%	9%	7%	8.9
Resources for Human Development	69%	10%	11%	7%	3%	9.5

Ranch Hope and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Susan Blue

Community Services Group

Susan Blue is a Co-Chairman/President/CEO at Community Services Group.

Jill Warner

Jawonio

Joseph Geglia

Elmcrest

Ron Evans

Josiah White's

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.

Marco Giordano

Resources for Human Development

Nancy Tolbert

Calmra, Inc.

Mark Eves

Woodfords Family Services

Mark Eves is an House of Representative at Speaker Of The House, Chief Executive Officer at WOODFORDS FAMILY SERVICES, and Family Therapist at Maternity Neighborhood and is based in North Berwick, Maine. He has worked as Board of Directors at Maine Association of Marriage and Family Therapists.

Bryan Rothenstein Lmsw

Heaven's Hands Community Services

Bryan Rothenstein LMSW is a Chief Executive Officer at Heaven s Hands Community Services Inc and is based in Williston Park, New York. He has worked as Director of Staff Development and Training/Corporate Compliance Officer at Heaven s Hands Community Services Inc, Director of Waiver Services at Heaven s Hands Community Services Inc, and Assistant Supervisor at YAI. Bryan studied at Adelphi University and Queen's College.

M. Desmond Taylor

Friends of Children and Families Inc

Mr. Taylor has over 20 years of experience in working with children and families in Central Florida. Since 2008, Mr. Taylor has served as Chief Executive Officer of Friends of Children and Families. Under his leadership and the Board of Directors, Friends of Children and Families continues to grow and play a critical part in the Central Florida community. Mr. Taylor is also a member of the Florida Coalition for Children. Mr. Taylor is a board member of Community Based Care of Central Florida Advisory Board. He has a Bachelor of Science in Criminology from Western Oregon State University and has received his Master of Science in Business Management at Argosy University.Mr. Taylor is also involved with numerous civic organization such as:Member of Seminole County Children CabinetAppointed to the Orange County Government Neighborhood Grants Advisory BoardMember of Orange County MLK InitiativesAlumni of Leadership Seminole CountyBoard member of Community Based Care of Central Florida for Orange CountyAlumni of LEAD BrevardMember of the Executive Council of Leadership Seminole County