The KEY Collective Welcomes Bob Morton to the Board

Exeter, NH- The KEY Collective is pleased to announce the election of Bob Morton to its board of directors. Morton, President of C&P Gallagher Properties LLC, brings a wealth of business experience, a broad network across the Seacoast, and a lifelong commitment to community service to the board.

Morton credits his parents for instilling in him from a young age the importance of giving back to the community and helping people who are less fortunate. He carried that lesson into adulthood, where he coached at Rye Soccer Club for 10 years.  He served on the board of Sexual Assault Support Services (now HAVEN) for 5 years before becoming Vice President his last year. 

After attending The KEY Collective’s annual fundraiser in June 2024 at the invitation of a friend on the board, Morton connected with the organization’s mission. “I’ve always looked after the underdog, always tried to help people. I loved my time coaching kids and know firsthand how impactful it can be for kids to be a part of a team, learn to work together, and take pride in what they’re doing. KEY Collective hits all the right notes for me and I’m excited to join the board,” says Morton about his appointment.

“Bob is the perfect addition to our board. His connections across the Seacoast, and Portsmouth in particular, will help us reach more kids, program partners, supporters, and donors. We are thrilled to have Bob as a part of our team and are confident he will help expand KEY’s impact throughout our region,” says Kristyn LaFleur, KEY Collective’s founder and executive director.

For more information about The KEY Collective’s mission, please visit www.keycollective.org.

**About the KEY Collective:**

The KEY Collective, founded in 2017, is a non-profit organization providing K-12 youth from low-income families throughout NH's seacoast region access to sports and other youth activities for free or at a reduced cost with no red tape and no social stigma attached. 

**Press Contact:**

Kristyn LaFleur, kristyn@keycollective.org