Second Harvest Inland Northwest competitors

Zippia score 4.0

Competitor Summary. See how Second Harvest Inland Northwest compares to its main competitors:

YWCA Metropolitan Chicago has the most employees (234).
The oldest company is YWCA Metropolitan Chicago, founded in 1876.

Work at Second Harvest Inland Northwest?

Share your experience

Second Harvest Inland Northwest vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Second Harvest Inland Northwest	1971	4.0	Spokane, WA	1	$104.3M	56
Feeding San Diego	2007	3.5	San Diego, CA	1	$4.9M	68
Forgotten Harvest	1990	4.2	Oak Park, MI	1	$86.0M	82
Food Bank for Larimer County	1984	3.1	Fort Collins, CO	1	$26.1M	20
Ozarks Food Harvest	1983	3.5	Springfield, MO	1	$44.2M	12
Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana	1982	4.2	New Orleans, LA	1	$75.3M	125
Food Lifeline	1979	4.0	Seattle, WA	1	$8.5M	150
Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation	1977	3.6	Cincinnati, OH	1	$2.2M	30
Usher's New Look	1999	3.8	Atlanta, GA	1	$3.7M	46
Nevada Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence	1980	3.6	Reno, NV	1	$2.1M	30
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona	1955	3.7	Phoenix, AZ	1	$2.4M	35
Citizen Action of New York	1983	3.1	Albany, NY	1	$5.0M	20
YWCA Metropolitan Chicago	1876	3.9	Chicago, IL	1	$50.0M	234
Teen Living Programs	1976	3.9	West DeLand, FL	1	$5.0M	6

Rate how well Second Harvest Inland Northwest differentiates itself from its competitors.

Second Harvest Inland Northwest salaries vs competitors

Compare Second Harvest Inland Northwest salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Second Harvest Inland Northwest	$28,966	$13.93	-

Compare Second Harvest Inland Northwest job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Second Harvest Inland Northwest	$33,178	$15.95
Citizen Action of New York	$45,641	$21.94
Nevada Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence	$44,801	$21.54
Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation	$42,526	$20.45
Teen Living Programs	$39,866	$19.17
YWCA Metropolitan Chicago	$39,158	$18.83
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona	$39,015	$18.76
Usher's New Look	$36,699	$17.64
Food Lifeline	$34,942	$16.80
Forgotten Harvest	$34,870	$16.76
Food Bank for Larimer County	$33,418	$16.07
Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana	$33,156	$15.94
Ozarks Food Harvest	$33,109	$15.92
Feeding San Diego	$32,815	$15.78

Do you work at Second Harvest Inland Northwest?

Does Second Harvest Inland Northwest effectively differentiate itself from competitors?

Second Harvest Inland Northwest jobs

Second Harvest Inland Northwest demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Second Harvest Inland Northwest vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Feeding San Diego	45%	55%
Forgotten Harvest	49%	51%
Food Lifeline	49%	51%
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona	51%	49%
Second Harvest Inland Northwest	-	-

Male

Female

100%

75%

50%

25%

Second Harvest Inland Northwest

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona

Food Lifeline

Forgotten Harvest

Feeding San Diego

25%

50%

75%

100%

Compare race at Second Harvest Inland Northwest vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Forgotten Harvest	72%	9%	10%	5%	3%	7.9
Food Lifeline	60%	13%	11%	11%	5%	8.4
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona	55%	24%	7%	8%	6%	8.0
Feeding San Diego	42%	29%	6%	18%	5%	9.2

Second Harvest Inland Northwest and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Amy Pezzani

Food Bank for Larimer County

Kirk Mayes

Forgotten Harvest

Kirk Mayes is a Board Member at Heat and Warmth Fund and Chief Executive Officer at Forgotten Harvest and is based in Detroit, Michigan. He has experience at The Skillman Foundation and has worked as program associate at National Community Development Institute, Project Director at Community In Schools of Detroit, and Executive Director at Brightmoor Alliance. Kirk attended Brother Rice High School between 1990 and 1994 and Michigan State University between 1994 and 1999.

Linda Nageotte

Food Lifeline

Bruce Weber

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona

Dan Shea

Feeding San Diego

Careshia Moore

Usher's New Look

Dorri McWhorter

YWCA Metropolitan Chicago

Susan Meuschke

Nevada Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence