How much do Sisters at the Shore executives make?

In FY2024, Sisters at the Shore reported 9 officers and key employees. Total reported compensation was $9,897, with the highest-paid officer earning $7,847.

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Officer and Employee Compensation

Name	Title	Compensation
Thayer Barkley	Founder and Executive Director	$7,847
Dawn Rogers	member	$950
Lisa Jones	Community Outreach Coordinator	$250
Cheryle Butler Pearsall	Director of Junior Ambassadors	$250
Chasity Rodgers Dunn	Member	$250
Jonah Dunn	Member	$150
Rakeeda King	Member	$100
Patricia Newton-Foster	Member	$100
Mytisha Spencer	Treasurer	$N/A

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