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Mental Health & Crisis Intervention · VA

The Women's Initiative

The Women's Initiative reported paying Elizabeth Irvin, Executive Director, $118,044 in total compensation (FY 2024).

That places Elizabeth Irvin at approximately the 31st percentile among 32 similarly sized mental health & crisis intervention nonprofits (median $127,816).

$2,851,521Total revenue (FY 2024)
$118,044Total executive compensation
31stPercentile vs. peers

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Comparable mental health & crisis intervention nonprofits

Compensation is normalized to VA cost of living (BEA Regional Price Parities); each organization's reported figure is on its linked 990.

OrganizationStateRevenueTotal comp
Mental Health Association Of Franklin NY$2,818,318 $99,095
Pro Bono Indiana Inc IN$2,803,059 $116,495
Mental Health Association Of Erie NY$2,925,605 $128,198
Treatment Advocacy Center VA$2,932,712 $196,141
Chads Coalition For Mental Health MO$2,936,763 $148,088
Mental Health America Of Wisconsin Inc WI$2,731,619 $131,508
Central Community Health Board Of OH$2,678,928 $50,248
Straight Talk Clinic Inc CA$2,675,836 $109,046

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