We are pleased to share that NAO’s 2020 Oregon Nonprofit Compensation and Benefits Report is now available!
Like many, our work at NAO has been impacted by COVID-19. As a result, our report was finalized later than originally planned, but the findings are no less important in offering nonprofits valuable data to inform important decisions for their organizations and employees. Thank you for your patience.
The 2020 Oregon Nonprofit Compensation and Benefits Report consists of two parts:
Executive Summary (Free)
The Executive Summary provides a quick snapshot of the report.
Full Report
The Full Report, which we are making available to you as a valued nonprofit member at the low cost of $25.00 (regularly priced at $250.00), includes:
An electronic and print copy of the report, including a list of roles and titles and job positions and corresponding wages
Access to an online interactive Tableau dashboard that allows you to drill down into details and cross reference compensation and benefits data by budget size, number of employees, primary area of focus, and geographic region
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