Senior Living Foundations | Normandie Ridge

As a not-for-profit community, Normandie Ridge always puts its residents first. That means a commitment to the promise of benevolent care and to enhancing residents’ lives without placing an undue financial burden on them. When you make a gift through Asbury Foundation, you’ll join in that mission, with the assurance that your entire donation benefits the Normandie Ridge community.

But it isn’t just financial donations that are appreciated. Keep reading to see how gifts of both money and time work together to transform the lives of residents, as well as the Normandie Ridge community as a whole.

Grande Illumination

Each year, Normandie Ridge holds this special event to honor and/or remember loved ones. Individuals may sponsor a luminary in honor or memory of a loved one, or for one who has blessed them in some way. Gifts given through the Grande Illumination event supports the Normandie Ridge Benevolent Care Fund which assists residents who have outlived their financial resources.

Click here to learn more or support the event.

Friends of Normandie Ridge

Supporting Normandie Ridge and the Community It Serves

The Friends of Normandie Ridge provides services and equipment to enhance the lives of Normandie Ridge residents.

The Friends of Normandie Ridge, formerly known as the Auxiliary, was formed in 1993 as an organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for the residents of Normandie Ridge Senior Living Community. Since its inception, the Friends of Normandie Ridge has contributed more than $166,000 for the benefit of the Normandie Ridge residents.

For additional information about membership, meetings, and/or volunteer opportunities, click here.

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Happy Trails Nature Park

West Manchester Township, in collaboration with Normandie Ridge, has created a paved senior trail within a rustic nature park on four acres of land located between the Normandie Ridge Senior Living Community and The Greens at Westgate Apartment Complex, along Kenneth Road. The park features a fully handicapped accessible parking area and trails including a paved figure-eight walking path. You can make a gift to the additional development of the trail and park by clicking here.

Photos from the April 2021 Grand Opening of the Happy Trails Nature Park