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Senior Living Community for Women
About Us
Nestled in the heart of Chevy Chase in Lexington, Kentucky, Ashland Terrace, a non-profit 501(c)3 private foundation, has met its mission of providing housing to those in need since 1849, when it was called “Home of the Friendless” and served those left destitute by cholera outbreaks. Incorporated in 1923 as “The Old Ladies’ Home,” the name of our independent living community for older women was changed in 1973 to Ashland Terrace. The present building, constructed in 1960, was expanded and renovated in 1999 and 2000.
Prospective residents should be:
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Age 60 or older
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Able to dress, take care of their room and get to the dining room on their own three times daily for meals
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Without dementia or cognitive decline
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Cordial and appropriate for communal living
We provide the following services:
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Three meals served daily
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Weekly housekeeping and linen service
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Weekday transportation
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Personalized shopping
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Daily programs and activities
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On-site beauty salon
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On-site library with computers
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Free wireless internet throughout building
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Conveniently located elevators
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Easy access to Ric’s Garden, our public cutting garden
Our Board of Directors
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Susan Bachner
Occupational Therapy Consultant, retired
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Chris Besten
CPA, Besten & Dieruf, PLLC
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Jane Fields
Retired Anesthesiologist
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Katie Finnell
Attorney, Bluegrass Elderlaw
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Marilyn Gall
Medical Management, retired
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Cameron Hamilton
Director of Financial Planning, Ballast, Inc.
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Laura Hayden
Realtor
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Sharon Holbrook
Certified Information Systems Auditor, Certified Internal Auditor, retired
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Randy Kemper
Realtor
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Jane Knapp
Retired
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Jim McGee
Business Owner/ Volunteer, retired
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Kirtland Roach
Assistant Director of Annual Giving at the University of Kentucky
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Graham Rowles
Professor Emeritus, UK Center of Gerontology
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Dealla Samadi
Medical Doctor/ Volunteer
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Marie Smart
Dementia Care Specialist
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Jerry Stout
Printing Company Owner, retired
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Wayne Thompson
Bankers Mortgage Consulting, Managing Partner
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Sue Weant
Business Owner, retired
Our Community
Our Garden
“Off the parking lot, behind Ashland Terrace, is an unexpected treasure. It’s a little gem that neighborhood residents probably would prefer to keep to themselves. But the garden brings color and joy to residents... and their neighbors.”
Mary Meehan, Lexington Herald-Leader
December of 1923, we incorporated as the "Old Ladies Home" and have held true to our mission since - serving older women in Lexington - but with a more welcoming name!
Join us Saturday, June 17, 2023, from 5-8pm for our Centennial Celebration: 100th Birthday Bash!
Charitable Giving
Careful stewardship, private donations, grant writing, and the oversight of a dedicated board of directors allow us to meet our mission of providing a loving, secure home at affordable rates. Our unique and nurturing community has flourished because of the generous support of donors through the years.
Please contact us for information about contributing to Ashland Terrace and enriching the lives of current and future residents. We would greatly appreciate your consideration of making a gift to further our mission.
Tax-deductible donations can be made via:
PayPal Giving
Check, made out to Ashland Terrace.
To support our mission through planned giving, please consider one of the following:
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Bequests – a gift that is included in your will. This can be a specific monetary amount, a
percentage of your estate, a specific piece of property -
Appreciated property
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Retirement plan assets
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Life insurance policy
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Charitable trust
Contact Us
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475 S. Ashland Avenue
Lexington, KY 40502
(859) 266-2581