California homeless non-profit has paid its Hawaii-living CEO $1.6 million salary the last two years: report
- A chief executive running a Southern California homelessness and domestic violence non-profit reportedly received more than $1.6 million in compensation over two years while residing thousands of miles away in Hawaii.
- The earnings for Carol Adelkoff, who has led the 1736 Family Crisis Center since 1984, significantly surpass those of executive directors running similar or much larger organizations in the region, according to tax records reviewed by the Los Angeles Times.
- Federal tax filings show Adelkoff earned $742,181 in 2024.
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- A chief executive running a Southern California homelessness and domestic violence non-profit reportedly received more than $1.6 million in compensation over two years while residing thousands of miles away in Hawaii.
- The earnings for Carol Adelkoff, who has led the 1736 Family Crisis Center since 1984, significantly surpass those of executive directors running similar or much larger organizations in the region, according to tax records reviewed by the Los Angeles Times.
- Federal tax filings show Adelkoff earned $742,181 in 2024.
Sources: The Independent, Latimes