Sandy Hook Promise competitors

Zippia score 3.8

Competitor Summary. See how Sandy Hook Promise compares to its main competitors:

Anti-Defamation League has the most employees (811).
The oldest company is Appalachian Mountain Club, founded in 1876.

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Sandy Hook Promise vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Sandy Hook Promise	2012	3.8	Newtown, CT	1	$2.7M	104
Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence	1978	3.8	Washington, DC	1	$5.0M	30
Brooklyn Bridge Park	2010	4.3	New York, NY	1	$50.0M	11
Pasadena Playhouse	1917	3.8	Pasadena, CA	1	$7.1M	86
Golden LEAF Foundation	1999	3.8	Rocky Mount, NC	1	$87.3M	2
Anti-Defamation League	1913	4.4	New York, NY	3	$66.0M	811
Appalachian Mountain Club	1876	4.1	Boston, MA	1	$33.1M	50
Cleveland Sight Center	1906	3.2	Cleveland, OH	2	$12.6M	134
Good News Partners	1976	4.0	Chicago, IL	1	$1.6M	30
Latin American Community Center	1969	3.9	Wilmington, DE	1	$10.0M	68
Downtown Detroit Partnership	2010	4.1	Detroit, MI	1	$6.4M	29
AYS	1980	4.3	Indianapolis, IN	1	$8.5M	150
The Institute of Cultural Affairs	1972	3.9	Chicago, IL	1	$5.0M	1
Delaware Community Foundation	1986	4.1	Wilmington, DE	1	$50.0M	275
Washington National Cathedral	1898	4.0	Washington, DC	1	$12.0M	170
Van Cortlandt Manor	1951	3.1	Croton-on-Hudson, NY	1	$310,000	9
World Concern	1955	3.9	Seattle, WA	1	$20.0M	287
Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus	1973	3.8	Denver, CO	1	$7.9M	48
Hope Foundation	1993	4.1	Bloomington, IN	1	$5.0M	500
Greater Cleveland Partnership	1967	4.1	Cleveland, OH	1	$50.0M	93
Arizona Science Center	1980	4.5	Phoenix, AZ	1	$11.4M	100

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Sandy Hook Promise salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Sandy Hook Promise	$44,605	$21.44	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Sandy Hook Promise	$51,092	$24.56
Washington National Cathedral	$65,366	$31.43
Brooklyn Bridge Park	$54,968	$26.43
World Concern	$52,351	$25.17
AYS	$51,598	$24.81
Golden LEAF Foundation	$51,140	$24.59
Hope Foundation	$50,747	$24.40
The Institute of Cultural Affairs	$50,719	$24.38
Van Cortlandt Manor	$50,237	$24.15
Latin American Community Center	$50,085	$24.08
Downtown Detroit Partnership	$48,353	$23.25
Appalachian Mountain Club	$46,061	$22.14
Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence	$43,794	$21.05
Delaware Community Foundation	$42,767	$20.56
Anti-Defamation League	$41,578	$19.99
Cleveland Sight Center	$40,195	$19.32
Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus	$40,065	$19.26
Greater Cleveland Partnership	$39,795	$19.13
Arizona Science Center	$39,491	$18.99
Good News Partners	$38,032	$18.28

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Sandy Hook Promise demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Washington National Cathedral	35%	65%
Anti-Defamation League	36%	64%
Latin American Community Center	39%	61%
AYS	48%	52%
Sandy Hook Promise	48%	52%
Appalachian Mountain Club	54%	46%

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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Sandy Hook Promise	69%	13%	11%	4%	2%	7.5
Anti-Defamation League	60%	17%	14%	6%	4%	9.4
Appalachian Mountain Club	76%	13%	6%	3%	2%	9.6
AYS	64%	14%	11%	8%	3%	9.3
Washington National Cathedral	48%	11%	29%	8%	4%	9.1
Latin American Community Center	44%	38%	10%	5%	2%	9.0

Sandy Hook Promise and similar companies CEOs

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Susan Arnold

Appalachian Mountain Club

Larry Benders

Cleveland Sight Center

In 2015, Larry Benders became the tenth President and CEO in Cleveland Sight Center’s 117-year history. Under Mr. Benders’ leadership, the organization has experienced unprecedented growth: • The operating budget increased from $8 million to $12.5 million • The endowment doubled in size from $60 million to $120 million • Staff expanded by 36% - totaling more than 177 employees, one-third of whom have a work-limiting disability • The Call Center now provides meaningful employment to 77 blind and visually impaired individuals across 15 states • 4,000 individuals receive high-quality programs and services annually

Chrystal Struben

AYS

Kenn Johnson

Good News Partners

Stacy Bryant

Hope Foundation

Maria Matos

Latin American Community Center

Stuart Gay

Delaware Community Foundation

Baiju Shah

Greater Cleveland Partnership