Poundpuplegacy.org: “Not for Profit?”

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Getting paid to sell children

 Not for Profit?

In my never ending quest for information about the adoption industry, I started plowing through the IRS 990 forms of the various adoption related organizations. I was already aware that the non-profit status of the organizations doesn’t imply a non-profit attitude of the people working within those organizations. The complete list of non-profit organizations was far too long for me to go through, so I took the 50 organizations I knew best and created a list of the people earning more than $100,000 excluding benefits and expenses that can be as $125,465 in the case of Buckner International’s president. This list is by far nor representative, because of the preselection I made, though I hope it is indicative of the personal income being made by these officials of non-profit organizations.

Organization

Year Position Income
The Children’s Aid Society 2005 CEO $387,683
Frank Foundation Child Assistance International INC 2005 President $357,787
The Children’s Aid Society 2005 Executive Director $305,508
Gladney Center 2006 President $248,312
Buckner International 2006 VP-COO $243,443
Adoptions from the Heart 2006 Executive Director $239,581
Buckner International 2006 President $233,256
Buckner International 2006 VP-CFO $196,795
Gladney Center 2006 Exec. VP $169,751
Chinese Children Charities 2006 Executive Director $169,162
Buckner International 2006 VP-General Counsel $161,820
Chinese Adoption with Love INC 2006 President $161,178
Chinese Children Charities 2006 President $158,625
Spence-Chapin 2006 Executive Director $156,023
The Children’s Aid Society 2005 CFO $150,416
National Council for Adoption 2006 President $150,104
Adoptions from the Heart 2006 Director $146,214
Bethany Christian Services 2005 CEO $143,564
Gladney Fund 2006 President $138,750
Buckner International 2006 VP-Information Services $133,905
Buckner Adoption and Maternity Services INC 2006 VP $134,679
Evan B Donaldson Adoption Institute 2006 Executive Director $132,653
Holt International Children’s Services 2005 President $132,000
Adoption Associates Inc 2006 Executive VP $127,904
Frank Foundation Child Assisance International INC 2005 VP $126,691
Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute 2006 Executive Director $125,427
Cradle Foundation 2006 President $125,099
Pearl S. Buck International, Inc 2006 President $125,000
Bethany Christian Services 2005 COO $122,709
Illien Adoptions International 2005 Executive Director $121,800
Bethany Christian Services 2005 VP $121,602
Holt International Children’s Services 2005 VP $120,990
North American Council on Adoptable Children 2006 Executive Director $120,608
Cradle of Hope Adoption Center INC 2006 Executive Director $119,500
Buckner International 2006 VP-Facilities Management $118,132
Gladney Center 2006 Exec VP and General Councel $116,971
Great Wall of China 2006 President $115,139
Holt International Children’s Services 2005 VP $113,543
Spence-Chapin 2006 CFO $109,216
Sunny Ridge 2006 President $107,004
Gladney Center 2006 VP $106,322
Foreign Adoption Associates LTD 2006 President $105,875
Beacon House Adoption Services INC 2005 Director $105,335
Bethany Christian Services 2005 VP $102,348
Adoptions from the Heart 2006 Director $101,014
Alliance for Children INC 2005 Program Director $100,385
Wide Horizons for Children, Inc 2006 Executive Director $100,241

~ by eunmi38 on February 23, 2008.

3 Responses to “Poundpuplegacy.org: “Not for Profit?””

  1. I’m sorry APs were so annoying on your blog. I just started blogging about adoption from an Outsiders Within perspective and just got my first comments from holier-than-thou people as well as some Bible thumping. The funny thing is, my blog also is a blog about spirituality. So to the Bible thumper, I said I’d pray for him. Ha!

  2. I think it is interesting to see the compilation here. I’m both surprised and not surprised.

  3. Well the Evan B. Donaldson Institute isn’t an agency. It’s policy review/think tank/research organization. What I find also disgusting is that while the officers make so much, their staff is usually paid a pittance. I looked into a payroll position at Spence and I think that they were offering low 20Ks for a full time position. For NYC that’s now a living wage.

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