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New Jersey Center for Nonprofits launches 2026 compensation survey

Source: ROI-NJ · Jul 23, 2026, 11:00 AM

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The New Jersey Center for Nonprofits has launched its 2026 compensation survey to gather salary and benefits data from 501(c)(3) organizations throughout the state.

The survey aims to help nonprofit leaders understand current compensation practices and trends, supporting the center's mission to strengthen the nonprofit sector in New Jersey.

Organizations can participate by visiting unitedwaynnj.com.

Key points

  • New Jersey Center for Nonprofits launched the 2026 Nonprofit Compensation Survey
  • Survey collects salary and benefits information from 501(c)(3) organizations statewide
  • Data helps nonprofits benchmark compensation practices and improve organizational management
  • Participation is available through unitedwaynnj.com
  • Survey supports the center's ongoing mission to strengthen New Jersey's nonprofit sector

FAQ

What is the 2026 New Jersey Nonprofit Compensation Survey?
It's a data collection initiative by the New Jersey Center for Nonprofits designed to gather salary and benefits information from 501(c)(3) organizations across New Jersey. The survey helps nonprofit leaders understand current compensation practices and trends in the sector.
Who should participate in the survey?
All 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations operating in New Jersey are encouraged to participate. The survey seeks information about employee salaries and benefits packages.
How can nonprofits take the survey?
Organizations can access and complete the survey by visiting unitedwaynnj.com. The survey is part of the center's ongoing work to support New Jersey nonprofits with valuable sector data.

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