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Employees Food Lifeline Amythst Eve Shipman

Amythst Eve Shipman

Highest compensated employee

Business Operations Director at Food Lifeline

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2024. Published on January 25, 2026.

$135,178

2024

Total compensation

Amythst Eve Shipman has been listed as an employee of Food Lifeline in Form 990 filings since fiscal year 2024.

Annual compensation details

$135,178

Business Operations Director

2024

$126k org

40 hrs/wk

$10k other

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Total compensation by year

Compare the compensation of Amythst Eve Shipman to:

2024

Other employees at Food Lifeline

President and CEO Until April 2024

$215,794 from orgNo related comp$17,229 other

$197,211 from orgNo related comp$14,854 other

Chief Administrative Officer

$191,754 from orgNo related comp$10,316 other

Chief Operating Officer

$173,654 from orgNo related comp$8,814 other

Samantha Franklin

Chief Financial Officer

$157,561 from orgNo related comp$11,953 other

$153,920 from orgNo related comp$15,272 other

Nikole Krause-Thompson

Director of People and Culture

$123,093 from orgNo related comp$14,018 other

Director of Programs Strategy

$116,946 from orgNo related comp$13,759 other

Aaron Czyzewski

Director of Advocacy and Public Policy

$114,438 from orgNo related comp$10,764 other

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January 25, 2026:

2024 Food Lifeline 990 published

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