Special Olympics North Carolina competitors

Zippia score 3.0

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Citizens for Citizens has the most employees (340).
The oldest company is Duluth Area Family Y, founded in 1882.

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Special Olympics North Carolina vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Special Olympics North Carolina	1971	3.0	Morrisville, NC	1	$5.1M	33
Special Olympics Oklahoma	1970	3.5	Tulsa, OK	1	$2.1M	16
The Nashville Food Project	2011	3.6	Nashville, TN	1	$710,000	23
Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey	1983	3.9	Camden, NJ	1	$2.5M	30
Fremont Area Habitat for Humanity	1993	3.3	Fremont, NE	1	$160,000	5
Faith In Practice	1994	3.9	Houston, TX	1	$15.0M	5
San Diego Habitat for Humanity	1988	3.9	San Diego, CA	1	$9.7M	15
Challenge Aspen	1995	3.5	Aspen, CO	1	$2.8M	33
Citizens for Citizens	1965	4.4	Fall River, MA	1	$50.0M	340
Donate Life America	1992	3.7	Richmond, VA	1	$2.3M	45
Special Olympics New York	1970	3.8	Schenectady, NY	1	$7.0M	50
Superior YMCA	1888	3.5	Superior, WI	1	$5.0M	125
Duluth Area Family Y	1882	3.3	Duluth, MN	1	$10.0M	100
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Illinois	1986	3.8	Springfield, IL	1	$5.0M	30
Eagle Mount	1997	2.9	Billings, MT	1	$560,000	9
Sustainable Food Center	2003	3.7	Austin, TX	1	$2.2M	44
Boost Collaborative	1968	3.8	Pullman, WA	1	$5.0M	10
Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs	1979	3.9	Lacey, WA	1	$5.0M	5
Senior Retired Volunteer	1996	3.0	Plattsburgh, NY	1	$253,759	9
Voces De La Frontera	2000	3.5	Milwaukee, WI	1	$2.9M	75
Northeastern Association of the Blind at Albany	1908	3.6	Albany, NY	1	$10.0M	95

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Special Olympics North Carolina salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Special Olympics North Carolina	$30,633	$14.73	-

Compare Special Olympics North Carolina job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Special Olympics North Carolina	$23,660	$11.38
Special Olympics Oklahoma	$40,195	$19.32
Citizens for Citizens	$34,783	$16.72
Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey	$32,978	$15.85
Senior Retired Volunteer	$32,472	$15.61
Fremont Area Habitat for Humanity	$32,376	$15.57
Faith In Practice	$32,170	$15.47
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Illinois	$32,039	$15.40
Boost Collaborative	$31,658	$15.22
Northeastern Association of the Blind at Albany	$31,637	$15.21
Voces De La Frontera	$31,437	$15.11
Sustainable Food Center	$31,225	$15.01
The Nashville Food Project	$30,892	$14.85
San Diego Habitat for Humanity	$30,309	$14.57
Special Olympics New York	$29,988	$14.42
Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs	$28,699	$13.80
Donate Life America	$26,839	$12.90
Eagle Mount	$24,827	$11.94
Challenge Aspen	$24,507	$11.78
Superior YMCA	$23,843	$11.46

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Special Olympics North Carolina demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Special Olympics North Carolina vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Faith In Practice	47%	53%
Northeastern Association of the Blind at Albany	48%	52%
Special Olympics New York	55%	45%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Special Olympics New York	62%	16%	12%	5%	5%	7.3
Northeastern Association of the Blind at Albany	66%	10%	13%	8%	3%	6.7
Faith In Practice	61%	16%	14%	7%	2%	8.0

Special Olympics North Carolina and similar companies CEOs

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Stacey Hengsterman

Special Olympics New York

Stacey Hengsterman is a President & CEO at Special Olympics New York and is based in Schenectady, New York. She has worked as Chief External Relations Officer at Rockefeller Institute of Government, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Government Relations at SUNY System Administration, and Chief Of Staff at SUNY System Administration. Stacey studied at SUNY Cortland between 1989 and 1993.

Adrian Dewendt

Special Olympics Oklahoma

Lindsay Cagley

Challenge Aspen

Mark Bethell

Sustainable Food Center

Sara Cole

Duluth Area Family Y

Bruce van Saun

Citizens for Citizens

Ann Thomas

Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey