Youth Development · NY
Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Long Island
Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Long Island reported paying Mark Cox, Ceo, $61,764 in total compensation (FY 2024).
That places Mark Cox at approximately the 4th percentile among 337 similarly sized youth development nonprofits (median $172,962).
$5,040,483Total revenue (FY 2024)
$61,764Total executive compensation
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Compensation is normalized to NY cost of living (BEA Regional Price Parities); each organization's reported figure is on its linked 990.
| Organization | State | Revenue | Total comp |
|---|---|---|---|
| Latino Film Institute | CA | $5,057,838 | $186,822 |
| Girl Scouts - Dakota Horizons | SD | $5,062,693 | $244,112 |
| Boys & Girls Club Of Skagit County | WA | $5,001,759 | $226,135 |
| Boys & Girls Club Of Janesville Inc | WI | $5,082,574 | $120,313 |
| Youth Speaks Inc | CA | $5,083,905 | $168,826 |
| Northstar Foundation | NE | $4,986,805 | $260,065 |
| Girl Scout Commonwealth Council Of Virginia Inc | VA | $4,975,135 | $249,238 |
| Boys & Girls Clubs Of Northeast Ind | IN | $5,114,499 | $326,790 |