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Southern California Nonprofit CEO Paid $1.6 Million Over Two Years, Raising Questions
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Carol Adelkoff, CEO of 1736 Family Crisis Center, received $1.65 million in compensation over 2023-2024, largely due to unused vacation time payout, sparking scrutiny given the nonprofit's heavy reliance on public funding and her primary residence in Hawaii.
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Why It Matters
1736 Family Crisis Center provides domestic violence and homelessness services in Southern California, heavily funded by government grants.
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What to Watch
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Increased scrutiny of nonprofit executive compensation practices
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- Frequency of Adelkoff's travel to California
- Detailed breakdown of vacation accrual policy
Related Topics
PeopleCarol Adelkoff
Organizations1736 Family Crisis Center
This article was originally published by TOI World.
