Committed to Our Communities
Key invests in communities all across our footprint from Maine to Alaska, and really in support of three primary pillars: workforce development,
education, and then a third pillar that we call neighbors, which is really around creating safe, stable neighborhoods through community and economic development.
We do that by providing financial education in schools.
Our CEO and chairman, Chris Gorman, visited Lincoln West High School. He was able to participate in Career Day there.
It can take the form of volunteering at a food bank… working with housing counseling agencies or supporting affordable housing developments.
KeyBank has been a top five affordable housing lender each of the past five years.
We have teammates out there every day focused on building these relationships with community.