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Highest Paid Nonprofit CEOs in Oregon

19 nonprofit CEO salaries in Oregon. The highest-paid earns $4.7M at University Of Portland.

Schedule J of IRS Form 990 requires nonprofits to disclose compensation for the five highest-paid employees plus the CEO. The Oregon data below covers organizations that meet the filing threshold — 20 in total across the state.

Reading officer compensation requires context: $1M in aggregate officer pay at a $50M nonprofit reads very differently than the same figure at a $5B hospital system. The ratio columns below normalize compensation against organizational revenue. Form 990 Schedule J data has a 12-18 month lag from the calendar year the compensation covers — what you see here is the most recent filing year, not the current year.

#OrganizationOfficer PayGrade
1University Of Portland
Education
$4.7MC
2Careoregon Inc
Health
$4.0MA
3Willamette University
Education
$3.0MC
4Lewis And Clark College
Education
$2.7MB
5Reed Institute
Education
$2.7MC
6George Fox University
Education
$2.5MB
7Oregon State University Foundation
Education
$2.3MC
8Oregon Public Broadcasting
Arts, Culture & Humanities
$1.7MC
9Oregon Shakespeare Festival Association
Arts, Culture & Humanities
$1.6MB
10Pacific University
Education
$1.3MB
11University Of Oregon Foundation
Education
$1.2MC
12Dove Lewis Emergency Animal Hospital Inc
Environment & Animals
$998KB
13Portland Art Museum
Arts, Culture & Humanities
$985KC
14Bonneville Environmental Foundation
Environment & Animals
$962KB
15Western Rivers Conservancy
Environment & Animals
$877KC
16Oregon Humane Society
Environment & Animals
$613KD
17Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance Inc
Environment & Animals
$603KB
18Energy Trust Of Oregon Inc
Environment & Animals
$534KB
19Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Of The Northwest
Health
$280KB

Frequently Asked Questions

Based on IRS 990 filings, the highest-paid nonprofit CEO in Oregon earns $4.7M. Compensation varies widely based on organization size, sector, and location.

All compensation data comes from IRS Form 990 filings, which tax-exempt organizations must file annually. These filings are public records and include detailed compensation for officers and key employees.