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Nonprofit Organization My Possibilities Names New CEO

Tod Marvin joins the North Texas organization in its mission to serve adults with cognitive disabilities
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My Possibilities, a Plano-based nonprofit focused on providing adults with cognitive disabilities the chance to continue their education, announced Tod Marvin would join the organization as the new chief executive officer. 

“We are delighted to welcome Tod as an integral figure in My Possibilities' upcoming chapter,” said Chief Program Officer Shelley Crowder. “As My Possibilities embarks on its journey forward, reaching for higher heights, Tod emerges as the ideal choice to lead us into this exciting new phase.”

Marvin joins My Possibilities with a wealth of experience in the nonprofit sector, specifically in disabilities-oriented organizations. Before taking on his new role, since 2012 he was the president of Easterseals Lonestar, an organization that serves nearly 12,000 people with disabilities as well as their family members and caregivers. Previously he occupied leadership positions at the American Heart Association and the American Red Cross.

“I couldn't be more excited to dive into this new chapter with My Possibilities HIPsters, parents, donors, staff and volunteers,” said Marvin. “My Possibilities is a national model for driving tangible impact for people with disabilities. It is both an honor and a privilege to have the opportunity to continue growing the impact of this incredible organization in this community and beyond.”

My Possibilities serves adults (18 and above) with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD) including Down syndrome, Autism, Cerebral Palsy and more. In addition to providing the chance at a higher education, the organization’s programs focus on developing skills such as socialization, vocational training and independent living skills. 

“Tod not only envisions a brighter future for the IDD community but is also committed to bridging the gap, instilling hope, and creating possibilities for all,” said Crowder. 

In addition to focusing on education, My Possibilities works with the Texas Workforce Commission to provide support and offer employment services to help people with IDD prepare for employment, focusing on securing and managing their positions. 

For more information visit My Possibilities website.