The Center for Women and Families competitors

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Crisis Text Line has the most employees (2,447).
The oldest company is Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services, founded in 1917.

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The Center for Women and Families vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
The Center for Women and Families	1912	3.1	Louisville, KY	1	$4.9M	85
Fort Bend Women's Center	1980	4.0	Richmond, TX	1	$8.1M	100
Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault	1983	3.9	Saint Paul, MN	1	$5.0M	18
Project HOPE	1958	4.8	Boyce, VA	2	$89.3M	750
Crisis Connections	1964	3.5	Seattle, WA	1	$5.1M	125
Domestic Violence Resource Center	1977	3.3	Beaverton, OR	1	$1.5M	46
Safeplace	2013	3.5	Austin, TX	1	$8.5M	270
Women's Crisis Center	1976	3.4	Covington, KY	2	$1.8M	35
Crisis Text Line	2012	4.1	New York, NY	1	$33.0M	2,447
Hubbard House	1976	3.8	Jacksonville, FL	1	$7.2M	65
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services	1917	3.1	Walla Walla, WA	1	$200,000	6
Hope House	1967	4.0	Albany, NY	1	$5.9M	50
Rape Crisis Center	1975	2.5	San Antonio, TX	1	$610,000	10
Doorways For Women And Families	1978	3.5	Arlington, VA	1	$4.4M	35
Health Imperatives	1977	3.9	Brockton, MA	1	$50.0M	100
Sarah's Inn	1981	3.4	Oak Park, IL	1	$2.6M	30
Semo Safehouse	1990	3.0	Cape Girardeau, MO	1	$730,000	30
FVLC	1978	3.9	Oakland, CA	1	$5.0M	46
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL KS	1980	3.6	Salina, KS	1	$999,999	13
Women's Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh	1974	3.7	Pittsburgh, PA	1	$7.8M	84
Sojourner Center	1977	3.6	Phoenix, AZ	1	$5.1M	50

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The Center for Women and Families salaries vs competitors

Compare The Center for Women and Families salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
The Center for Women and Families	$36,182	$17.40	-

Compare The Center for Women and Families job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
The Center for Women and Families	$43,842	$21.08
Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault	$45,421	$21.84
Domestic Violence Resource Center	$43,727	$21.02
Hubbard House	$43,662	$20.99
FVLC	$43,533	$20.93
Health Imperatives	$42,688	$20.52
Safeplace	$42,145	$20.26
Rape Crisis Center	$41,810	$20.10
Fort Bend Women's Center	$41,489	$19.95
Women's Crisis Center	$41,446	$19.93
Sarah's Inn	$41,409	$19.91
Sojourner Center	$41,251	$19.83
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL KS	$40,839	$19.63
Semo Safehouse	$40,828	$19.63
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services	$40,740	$19.59
Women's Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh	$40,255	$19.35
Crisis Text Line	$39,783	$19.13
Doorways For Women And Families	$39,461	$18.97
Project HOPE	$39,327	$18.91
Crisis Connections	$39,270	$18.88

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The Center for Women and Families demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Safeplace	19%	81%
Crisis Text Line	19%	81%
Women's Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh	23%	77%
Hope House	28%	72%
Project HOPE	29%	71%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Hope House	62%	17%	12%	6%	3%	8.5
Project HOPE	62%	16%	12%	7%	4%	9.8
Crisis Text Line	60%	19%	11%	7%	3%	7.9
Safeplace	49%	27%	12%	7%	5%	6.1
Women's Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh	69%	10%	9%	7%	5%	6.4

The Center for Women and Families and similar companies CEOs

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M.s.w. María E. Garay-Serratos Ph.d.

Sojourner Center

María E. Garay-Serratos, M.S.W., Ph.D. is a Protagonist and Domestic Violence Expert/Consultant at This Hits Home, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Pánfila Domestic Violence HOPE Foundation, and Chief Executive Officer at SOJOURNER CENTER and is based in United States. She has worked as Interim Chief Operating Officer at The Goldie Hawn Foundation, President and Chief Executive Officer at JOHN TRACY CLINIC, and Family and Child Mental Health Specialist at AIDS Service Center. María attended University of Colorado at Boulder, Pitzer College between 1983 and 1987, and University of Southern California between 1989 and 2002.

Cherri Esq.

FVLC

Thomas Kenyon

Project HOPE

A recognized global health leader, Dr. Tom Kenyon has long been at the forefront of responding to some of the world’s deadliest epidemics and long-term health challenges. Before returning to Project HOPE in 2015 as the CEO, Dr. Kenyon held numerous senior global health leadership positions over a 21 year career with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In order to be full time with programs, Dr. Kenyon became Chief Health Officer at Project HOPE in July, 2019. Dr. Kenyon worked for 22 years on the front lines at the country level, including Grenada, Swaziland, Botswana, Namibia, and Ethiopia, as a pediatrician, researcher, epidemiologist, and team leader. He was a key player in CDC's mobilization against the Ebola epidemic in West Africa in 2014, and has spent most of his career engaged with countries in the worldwide fight against HIV/AIDS, TB, and child mortality. He also held two senior executive level global health positions in the U.S. government, including Principal Deputy Global AIDS Coordinator and Chief Medical Officer for the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) from 2006-2008, and as the Director of the CDC Center for Global Health from 2013-2015, where he oversaw CDC’s global health work in 65 countries. Earlier in his career, Dr. Kenyon served as Regional Director for Africa at Project HOPE, as Director of Communicable Diseases for the Chicago Department of Health, and as a practicing pediatrician in Tucson, Arizona.

Nancy Lublin

Crisis Text Line

Ms. Julia E. Kehoe

Health Imperatives

Ms. Julia E. Kehoe is a President and Chief Executive Officer at Health Imperatives and is based in United States.

Julia Spann

Safeplace

Michelle McDaniel

Crisis Connections

Nicole Molinaro

Women's Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh

Pat Prinzevalle

Sarah's Inn

Vita Goodell

Fort Bend Women's Center