This is more of a system issue than bad behavior of an individual charity.
Charities can underpay a little bit, because working for a charity has its own appeal. But if you want a talented, experienced person to run your org, you have to consider what they could make if they worked for someone else. San Diego is not a cheap city, and has its fair share of CEO positions.
If you really want to stretch your dollar though, local food banks are probably a better bet.
Good lord, can't someone tell these idiots what happened to the Yamato, after it contributed next to nothing to the Japanese war effort compared to their carriers, despite being the most powerful battleship ever to float...?
These things were already obsolete in WW2, we just didn't know it yet. Now they're extra obsolete, with armor being unable to protect from high speed missiles, and large caliber guns being completely outclassed by those exact same missiles.