Compensation & Benefits Reports
Together, SC aims to offer nonprofit members up-to-date compensation and benefits data by conducting two sector-wide surveys, first on benefits and then on compensation trends.
We have partnered with Employers Network (EN) of Spartanburg to conduct these surveys and report the data nonprofits need. EN was formed in 1959 to provide central, easily accessed resources for its members, originally upstate corporations. EN now serves employers of all types and sizes in South Carolina. They are the perfect partner with their long-standing expertise in compensation and benefits research.
Benefits Survey and Report - The Benefits Survey has been completed. We are working to make the data available.
Contact Mary Dell Hayes with questions. Her email is marydell@togethersc.org.
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South Carolina’s nonprofit and philanthropic organizations need to know what constitutes competitive wages and benefits if they are to attract and retain the "best and the brightest." That's why Together SC engaged Kahle Strategic Insights to conduct the first statewide nonprofit compensation study in a decade.
Nearly 500 charitable nonprofits that employ one or more professional staff replied to the 70-question survey last March. Their responses reveal pay and benefit disparities, indicating a critical need for funding to attract, invest in, and retain quality staff.
This 80+ page Study is filled with tables, graphs, and data on 41 job titles. It provides a sector-wide analysis of what it will take to ensure our strategic objective of having a pipeline full of diverse and talented professionals to lead our organizations going forward.
Together SC has also retained StopGap Consulting and Mary Dell Hayes to assist members in processing the findings and using the data. Read what's offered.
2022 Report Sponsors
- Together SC knows collaborating makes everything more successful. This survey is no exception. We are thankful for the following Philanthropic Partners, sponsors and regional partners who have signed on to help. They include:
- Arras Foundation
- Able SC
- SC Arts Alliance
- Central Carolina Community Foundation and United Way of the Midlands
- Coastal Community Foundation
- Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
- Eastern Carolina Community Foundation
- Find Great People
- First Sun EAP
- Greenville Partnership for Philanthropy and Jolley Foundation
- SC First Steps
- Self Family Foundation and Greenwood Community Foundation
- Sisters of Charity Foundation of SC
- Spartanburg County Foundation, Spartanburg Regional Foundation, Mary Black Foundation, United Way of the Piedmont and Chapman Cultural Center
- WREN