What should this nonprofit role pay?
Nonprofit pay from the filings themselves, grouped by role and by organization size, so a director at a $1M organization is compared to peers.
Built from 7,094 Indiana Form 990 filings, per-person disclosed title and compensation
Public IRS data, not a purchased survey. You can check every number against the source filing.
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How this is built
Per-person Part VII rows, filtered to total compensation above zero, deduplicated on person and amount so an executive reported by both a parent and a related organization counts once, mapped to a title family by regular expression, then grouped by title family and organization revenue band.
What it does not cover. Not adjusted for hours worked; many board roles report 1 to 5 hours per week. Not a recommended salary. Reported on a tax form one to two years in arrears.
Small cells. Cells with fewer than 10 filers are suppressed. Part VII is public per-person data, so this is a product choice rather than a legal requirement: a market benchmark is defensible to publish, a directory of named salaries is not.
Source: IRS Form 990 Part VII Section A, e-file XML, Indiana, tax year filed 2025. 12,199 compensated person-rows across 7,094 filings. US federal government work. Form 990 disclosure is public under IRC 6104. No license, no redistribution restriction, no attribution requirement.
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Built by Alex, the Hamilton County Data Hub, from Census ACS, CDC PLACES, HUD, and IRS Form 990 filings. Small-area estimates carry margins of error; the tract views say so where it matters.