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MARC, Inc. provides the opportunity for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live meaningful lives of independence, choice, inclusion, and continuous personal growth. With your help we can make a difference. Learn more and get involved.

  • Individuals Served

    265

  • Residential Locations Managed

    30

  • Volunteers

    50+

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Disability Pride Month honors the history, achievements, and contributions of people with disabilities while highlighting the importance of inclusion, independence, and belonging in our communities. Learn how this year's theme, "The World Works Better With Us," comes to life through the stories of individuals supported by MARC and the communities that embrace them.

Volunteering at MARC, Inc. of Manchester is about more than giving time—it’s about connection, community, and meaningful relationships built through shared experiences and care. In honor of Volunteer Appreciation Month, volunteers and staff shared reflections that highlight the joy of service, the impact of showing up, and the strong sense of belonging that grows through involvement. Together, their voices reflect the heart of MARC: a place where volunteers strengthen programs, build community, and make a lasting difference.

Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month celebrates the lasting impact of individuals with developmental disabilities. This year’s theme, “We’re Here: Then, Now, Always,” reminds us of their vital role in our communities—past, present, and future. At MARC, Inc., we remain committed to amplifying their voices and fostering inclusion every day.

Hear the impact firsthand from a loyal volunteer.

  • Unmatched kindness.

    "Volunteering at MARC has helped me to understand different
    perspectives. I enjoy spending time with the people served and getting
    to see that we all have unlimited potential. I have made so many friends
    and I hope I can for many years to come. I thank everyone at MARC for
    all they do and for letting me help”.
    *–Sheri Motola