MARSHFIELD, HOLBROOK, MA, ISSUED MARCH 10, 2026… Road to Responsibility (RTR; http://roadtoresponsibility.org), one of the region’s largest and most successful nonprofit organizations supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is pleased to announce Heather McCall of Holbrook, Massachusetts, as communications and development manager.
In this key role, McCall leads all communications, marketing and storytelling efforts, including social media, newsletters, and promotional content, to strengthen awareness and understanding of RTR’s mission and services. She also supports fundraising and stewardship initiatives and plans and coordinates community engagement activities, among other responsibilities.
McCall brings more than ten years of creative marketing experience driving nonprofit communications and mission-aligned programs, most recently as director of marketing, communications and programs with the South Shore Chamber of Commerce.
McCall, who is also the owner of Heather McCall Photography, is a graduate of Boston University with a bachelor’s degree in English and history.
“Heather brings a rare blend of creativity, strategic insight, and a passion for community-focused work to her role as communications and development manager,” said Christopher T. White, Ed.D., president and CEO of Road to Responsibility. “Her experience and energy will strengthen our outreach and help us further advance our commitment to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.”
“I’m thrilled to step into this role and help amplify the incredible work taking place across RTR,” said McCall. “I look forward to sharing the stories, voices, and impact of our teams and the people we support.”
About Road to Responsibility, Inc.
Celebrating more than 38 years of making lives better, Road to Responsibility, Inc. (RTR) was established in 1988 with the overarching belief that individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities deserve to have full, rich, and rewarding lives in the community, and therefore works to provide the means, the opportunity, and the support necessary to allow citizens with disabilities to take their place as productive members of the community. RTR offers residential, work/employment, day habilitation and other day supports to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. RTR supports individuals with very diverse needs, including those with significant challenges who would otherwise go unserved if not for RTR. It succeeds where other organizations often fail, through the use of an integrated clinical behavioral approach. This model has proven successful and yielded positive results for the organization and the individuals served.
Road to Responsibility offers services to almost all the towns and communities throughout the South Shore and South Coast of Massachusetts, operates 52 residences as well as co-operative and supportive living apartments, and manages nine day-service locations that focus on education, employment, and community enrichment. Road to Responsibility’s main office is located at 1831 Ocean Street, Marshfield, MA. For more information, please visit www.roadtoresponsibility.org.