Every other year, the Keystone Community Task Force (KCTF) hosts its highly anticipated Chili Feed, with the next event set for 2026. This fundraiser directly supports the KCTF Scholarship Fund, helping local graduating high school students pursue higher education. The event features a delicious chili meal, a lively raffle, and a welcoming atmosphere for neighbors to come together.

The Chili Feed is not just a fundraiser—it’s a celebration of community spirit. The event requires multiple volunteers, from preparing and serving food to organizing the raffle and assisting with logistics. It’s a fantastic way to give back, meet fellow residents, and contribute to a meaningful cause while enjoying great food and company. Whether attending, donating, or volunteering, everyone plays a part in making the Chili Feed a continued success.

This event requires multiple volunteers.

Since 1995, the Keystone Community Task Force (KCTF) has proudly awarded multiple scholarships each year to deserving graduating high school students from the Keystone community. These scholarships support students in pursuing higher education, whether at a university, college, trade school, or other accredited programs.

This initiative reflects KCTF’s commitment to fostering academic success and investing in the future of our young residents. As one of our longest-running and most impactful programs, the scholarship fund continues to grow, thanks to community support and fundraising efforts. By empowering local students, KCTF strengthens the community and upholds its mission of service, opportunity, and engagement.

Each year, the City partners with the Keystone Community Task Force (KCTF) to provide a dedicated trash disposal event for residents. This special service allows community members to dispose of large or bulky items that cannot be placed in regular curbside trash pickup. Keystone proudly serves as a host site for this event, making it more convenient for residents to clear out unwanted items and maintain a clean neighborhood.

The event is one of the most popular community services offered, drawing a steady stream of participants. To ensure everything runs smoothly, multiple volunteers are needed to assist with unloading items, directing traffic, and keeping the process efficient. It’s a rewarding experience, as volunteers not only help their neighbors but also contribute to keeping Keystone clean and clutter-free. Whether participating or volunteering, this event is a great way to give back to the community and support a shared effort in maintaining our neighborhood’s quality of life.

This event requires multiple volunteers.

Each summer, the Keystone Community Task Force (KCTF) organizes and promotes two community-wide garage sale events—one in May and another in late August. These events provide residents with an excellent opportunity to declutter their homes while attracting more buyers through coordinated neighborhood participation.

To maximize visibility, KCTF compiles a publicly distributed list of participating households, making it easier for shoppers to plan their visits and increasing the chances of successful sales. Additionally, KCTF places signs at key entrances to the Keystone neighborhood, ensuring the event is well-advertised to passing traffic.

The Garage Sale events not only help residents find new homes for their unused items but also encourage community engagement. Whether selling, shopping, or simply strolling through the neighborhood, these events foster a lively atmosphere and support the tradition of community connection in Keystone.

Each summer, the Keystone Community Task Force (KCTF) hosts a free Summer Concert at Keystone Park, bringing live music, food, and fun to the neighborhood. This highly anticipated event features a performance by a local band, creating a lively and welcoming atmosphere for residents of all ages to enjoy.

In addition to great music, the event includes food trucks offering a variety of delicious options, as well as fun activities for attendees to participate in. Whether families bring blankets and lawn chairs for a relaxing evening or neighbors gather to socialize, the Summer Concert is a fantastic way to celebrate the season and strengthen community bonds.

With no admission cost, this event is an accessible and enjoyable way for residents to come together, support local musicians, and make lasting summer memories in Keystone Park.

This event requires multiple volunteers.

Each year, the Keystone Community Task Force (KCTF) hosts a spirited Fall/Halloween Decorating Contest, encouraging residents to showcase their creativity and festive spirit. Homeowners throughout the neighborhood decorate their houses with spooky, fun, and seasonal displays, transforming Keystone into a vibrant autumn wonderland.

Participants have the chance to win prizes, with winners selected based on creativity, effort, and overall impact. This friendly competition is a fantastic way to get involved, spread seasonal cheer, and make the neighborhood more festive for everyone to enjoy.

Whether going all out with haunted house themes or keeping it classic with pumpkins and autumn decor, all residents are welcome to participate. The contest brings the community together, sparks excitement, and adds to the fun of the fall season in Keystone!

Each year, on Halloween night from 6 PM to 8 PM, the Keystone Community Task Force (KCTF) hosts a fun and festive Trick-or-Treat event at the Keystone Pool. This annual tradition provides a safe and welcoming spot for kids to collect treats and show off their costumes while enjoying the holiday spirit.

Families can stop by during their trick-or-treating route to grab some goodies and enjoy the community atmosphere. The event is made possible by volunteers who help distribute candy, set up decorations, and ensure a fun experience for all.

This is a great way for neighbors to come together, celebrate Halloween, and contribute to a memorable night for Keystone’s Trick-or-Treaters!

This event requires multiple volunteers.

Pageant of Lights:

Each winter, the Keystone Community Task Force (KCTF) hosts a festive Holiday/Christmas Lights Contest, inviting residents to decorate their homes with dazzling displays of holiday cheer. This friendly competition encourages creativity and community spirit as neighbors light up the season with beautiful and festive decorations.

Winners of the contest receive a cash prize, yard sign showing their accomplishment, and more, but the real reward is the joy it brings to participants and spectators alike. Whether featuring classic white lights, colorful displays, or whimsical holiday themes, every decorated home adds to the magic of the season in Keystone.

This annual tradition is a fun way to get involved, spread holiday cheer, and make the neighborhood shine. Whether decorating, competing, or simply enjoying the displays, everyone can take part in this beloved community event!

Each year, the Keystone Community Task Force (KCTF) hosts three seasonal socials—Winter, Spring, and Fall—designed to bring neighbors together and strengthen community connections. These gatherings vary in format, offering a mix of fun, food, and fellowship.

Past socials have included pancake breakfasts, chili contests, and other engaging activities that encourage residents to meet, mingle, and enjoy time together. Each event provides a welcoming atmosphere for new and longtime community members alike, fostering a strong sense of belonging.

Whether enjoying a warm meal on a chilly morning or engaging in friendly competition, these socials are a fantastic way to celebrate the seasons and keep the Keystone community connected throughout the year.