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Esperanza International Foundation

Our mission is to free families from poverty and share the hope of christ through microfinance and non financial services offered to families in the dominican republic.

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How much do Esperanza International Foundation executives make?

In FY2022, Esperanza International Foundation reported 15 officers and key employees: 2 paid, $272,383 in all, and 13 unpaid. The highest-paid was Alexandra Nunez (President & CEO), at $141,835.

Pay at a glance

Top pay

$141,835

Alexandra Nunez · President & CEO

Paid to officers and key staff

$272,383

2 people · 21% of spending

Where each $1 of spending goes

$1.3M spent in the year, from the Form 990 Part IX.

21¢ of each $1 went to officer and key staff pay.

Alexandra Nunez’s pay by year

As filed each year, in Part VII.

Officer and Employee Compensation

Name Title Pay
Alexandra Nunez President & CEO $141,835
Dave Valle Founder $130,548
13 officers, directors and key employees served unpaid

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