April KEY Connections is in your inbox! Read to learn more about the “why” of our work and get information about some exciting upcoming events, including as our Annual Summer Benefit!

Learn how Free & Reduced Lunch came to be our first qualifier and why it’s an easy way to partner with schools to find the kids who could benefit most from having access to the scholarships and discounts offered through the #areuin? card.

March KEY Connections is live! It includes information about our summer impact, new and returning partners, a new board member, and more!

The KEY Collective is pleased to announce the appointment of Nora McMorran to its Board of Directors. A storytelling strategist and nonprofit communications professional, McMorran brings a strong background in community engagement, marketing, and mission-driven storytelling to the organization.

9th grader Kiaan Mehta shares his thoughts on the importance of access to out-of-school activities for low-income kids in New Hampshire.

Summer activities help kids not only stay active and engaged but also grow in confidence, creativity, and independence. Whether it’s a day camp, sports themed, or an overnight excursion, summer camps offer experiences that last a lifetime.

The February KEY Connections newsletter is out now, including huge thanks to our donors for a successful annual appeal, new partners, and upcoming ways to engage with the KEY Community.

The first KEY Connections newsletter of 2026 is out—packed with new partners (Children’s Museum of NH and Lantern Light Camps), upcoming events, sponsorship opportunities, and a warm welcome to our new Program Administrator, Katy Singlar.

The hours outside the school day are impactful for kids. We focus on out-of-school time to ensure all kids have access to quality out-of-school programs year-round.

Katy joins the team with a strong track record of community leadership and service.

The last KEY Connections newsletter of 2025 is here! Read on to learn about the importance of removing social stigma, how to give the gift of access this year, spotlights on partners, and more!

The #areuin? card program ensures families can access opportunities without fear of judgment by keeping the application process simple and discreet. Anonymity helps kids feel included, parents feel comfortable, and removes social stigma.

The November 2025 newsletter is here! New partners, programs, and board members, annual appeal, upcoming events - it’s shaping up to be an exciting end to 2025!

Life on the Seacoast is more expensive than ever, leaving low-income kids missing out on activities that feel like luxuries when families are focused on basic necessities.

As a pediatrician on the Seacoast, Dr. Jones brings a new perspective on the needs of the youth in our community to the board.

The October 2025 newsletter is here! Read for exciting stats about the 2024-2025 #areuin? card program, news about upcoming events, and more!

The #areuin? card program is growing year after year, and the 2024-2025 school year was no exception. Learn who the #areuin? card members were and how they used their cards last year.

With the support of our partners, who provide the programs and experiences, we make sure every kid can access sports, camps, the arts, and other enriching activities—without red tape or social stigma standing in the way.

Check out the September 2025 newsletter for a spotlight on ForestKids and outdoor education, highlights from our Community Appreciation Night, upcoming events, and more!

There are many benefits to outdoor learning and play. With the help of ForestKids, we are making sure all Seacoast kids have access to quality outdoor programming.