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Covenant House California, a residential and community-based services program for homeless youth, has selected Capability Company, a Raleigh-based executive recruiting firm for the non profit sector, to search for their new Associate Director of Development.

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The Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes (CSAH), the leading nongovernmental provider of emergency financial aid for severely wounded veterans from the War on Terror, has stepped in to donate $40,000 to help build a new handicapped accessible home for a severely wounded Iraq veteran.

Rebecca Worters has recently announced that her firm, Capability Company, has been selected by the Brevard Music Center to recruit their new Communications Officer.

Capability Company, a search firm serving nonprofit organizations and their vendors, announced today that their services have again been retained by the Oblates Missionary Society. They will be providing an executive search for a new Director of Communications.

In 2008, fifty-five War on Terror veterans with severe and debilitating injuries will be able to sleep more comfortably, thanks to Craftmatic Adjustable Beds, the nation’s premier quality comfort adjustable bed. The company announced today that it is partnering with the Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes (CSAH), the leading non-governmental provider of emergency financial relief to severely wounded troops from the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts, to identify deserving veterans to receive the beds.

Sgt. John Radell, U.S. Army (Ret.) was caught in an RPG attack in Iraq in July of 2003 and sustained shrapnel to his right leg. Since then, getting a good night’s sleep has been a battle all in its own. When he and his wife Aiyana learned last month that they would be the first recipients of a free-of-charge Craftmatic Adjustable Bed, they were ecstatic to think that now John might be able to sleep through the night—and Aiyana might finally be able to rest easy knowing her soldier was getting the sleep he so desperately needs.

The waterfront was all class and culture last Saturday as sassy models from several countries ripped the runway in a special sneak preview of Mokoli's summer collection at Zanzibar. The audience was entertained in a contagious performance by hip-hop queen Madarocka, who stormed the stage with Fulani Twins and brought her crowd to its feet with her song, Africa Love. This performance came two weeks after Mokoli designs were displayed at the World Bank's Annual Global Showcase.

The Hepatitis B Foundation and the PA Biotechnology Center, in the spirit of giving, collected 1,067 pounds of non-perishable food items for a local Doylestown food pantry. The 20 day holiday food drive ended December 15 and was organized as a team competition among the 80 plus researchers and professional staff.

Capability Company, an executive search firm serving nonprofit organizations, announced today that their services have been retained by North Carolina Arts in Action to conduct a search for a new Executive Director.

As of October 27, David Nowell will take on the position of President of the Hope Unlimited for children organization. Mr. Nowell’s background has been as head of fundraising and major gift development at Christian universities. His career has been divided between 3 institutions, including Baylor in Texas. His most recent capital campaign at Carson-Newman college involved 60 million dollars, in which he met the campaign goal one year early. Serving as the spokesman, he oversaw much of the administration of the university. Also as part of his resume, Mr. Nowell has a Ph.D. in Philosophy of Historical Theology and is an ordained minister.

Rebecca Worters, President of Capability Company, an executive search firm serving nonprofits, announced today that Best Friends Animal Society has retained her firm to conduct a search for its top fundraiser and a capital campaign manager.

Outta Inc, famous for asking consumers if they Need Printer Ink has announced a collaboration with Corpus Christi Army Depot (CCAD) to help support the NJROTC program at Flour Bluff Senior High School.

The Florida based successful real estate investor Rod Khleif has founded two non-profit charity organizations -Tiny Hands Foundation and A Better Choice Foundation.

The Tiny Hands Foundation was founded by Rod Khleif in the year 2001 with an intention to create an experience of joy for low-income children by providing a holiday meal for their entire family.

Groft’s primary responsibilities as Director of Development are to provide dynamic leadership for the Foundation’s fundraising programs and build the Foundation’s base of philanthropic support. She is responsible for all fundraising activities, including annual fund, corporate and Foundation grants, special events and individual major gifts.

Capability Company, a search firm serving nonprofit organizations and their vendors, announced today they have been retained by CDR to search for a new Director of Marketing.

Earlier this month the Honorable Patrick J. Murphy of Pennsylvania in the House of Representatives stood on the floor of Congress in Washington, D.C. and recognized the accomplishments of the Hepatitis B Foundation located in Bucks County, PA. In his public statement, Congressman Murphy emphasized the importance of the Foundation’s mission.

The International Primate protection League is a non-profit organization that strives to protect primates living all over the world. They offer a news magazine that keeps concerned individuals informed about matters concerning the world’s primate population; and the IPPL’s role in protecting them. The “IPPL News” is published three times a year. Subscribers to this will notice that the cover of the September 2007 issue has a different look to it since the IPPL has updated its publication with its new logo design.

The Hepatitis B Foundation recently honored three area college students for their special achievements while participating in the Foundation’s Summer College Research Internship Program.

Capability Company, an executive search firm serving nonprofit organizations, announced today that it has been retained by the College of Physical and Mathematical Science at North Carolina State University. Capability Company will help the College find a new Director of Development (Corporate and Foundation Relations) who will be responsible for developing and maintaining an increase in corporate and foundation donations.

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Ms. Rebecca Worters, President of Capability Company, an executive search firm headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, enthusiastically announced today that the Oblate Missionary Society, Inc. in Washington, D.C. has retained the services of her search firm. In charge of recruiting for the Chief Development Officer position of the Oblate Missionary Society, Capability Company was selected from among a group of well-positioned search firms and is moving forward on the search immediately.