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Morning Pointe Lexington Campus to Launch “12 Days of Giving for Our Seniors” Holiday Celebration Beginning December 14

LEXINGTON, Ky. — December 2, 2025 — Morning Pointe Senior Living is inviting the community to join in a campus-wide season of giving during its “12 Days of Giving for Our Seniors” celebration, beginning December 14 at the Morning Pointe Lexington Assisted Living and Lexington Lantern Memory Care campus in Lexington, Kentucky.

This festive initiative is designed to bring joy, comfort, and connection to residents during the final days leading up to Christmas. From December 14 through December 25, each day will feature a special themed experience focused on kindness, warmth, and holiday cheer.

Morning Pointe is seeking participation from local vendors, families, churches, businesses, and community partners who would like to sponsor or donate items for one or more of the 12 themed days. Contributions may include small gifts, activity materials, treats, decorations, or volunteer time. The collective goal is to help make this holiday season meaningful and memorable for every resident across both buildings.

“Our residents look forward to even more special holiday experiences that lift their spirits and remind them how valued they are,” said Dawn Pittman, Lantern Program Director at Morning Pointe Lexington Lantern. “Every act of generosity, no matter how small, makes a difference in the life of a resident. The 12 Days of Giving is a beautiful reminder that our seniors are surrounded by people who care, both inside and outside our walls.”

The Last 12 Days Until Christmas — Themes & Ways to Participate

Dec. 14 – Day 1: Cookie & Cocoa Day

Sweet treats, hot cocoa, or coffee donations.

Dec. 15 – Day 2: Card Shower

Handmade or store-bought holiday cards for residents.

Dec. 16 – Day 3: Warm Wishes Day

Cozy socks, slippers, or blankets.

Dec. 17 – Day 4: Caroling & Cocoa

Sponsor a caroling visit or provide cocoa and cookies.

Dec. 18 – Day 5: Donut Delight Day

Donuts, pastries, warm cider, or morning snacks.

Dec. 19 – Day 6: Goodie Bag Giveaway

Fill small bags with candy, lotion, lip balm, or puzzle books.

Dec. 20 – Day 7: Mitten Tree Day

Donate mittens, scarves, or hats for our “Giving Tree.”

Dec. 21 – Day 8: Sweet Treat Surprise

Candy canes, chocolates, or other wrapped goodies.

Dec. 22 – Day 9: Holiday Scents & Spa Day

Pampering items such as lotion, lip balm, or gentle-scented wipes.

Dec. 23 – Day 10: Gift of Laughter

Bingo prizes, board games, or a holiday movie with snacks.

Dec. 24 – Day 11: Kindness Cards

Short, uplifting holiday messages for residents.

Dec. 25 – Day 12: Christmas Cheer Party

Small gifts, refreshments, or music to celebrate the holiday.

This campus-wide celebration reflects Morning Pointe’s commitment to enriching life for seniors—especially those living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of memory loss—through connection, shared experiences, and meaningful community engagement.

How to Get Involved

Those interested in sponsoring a themed day, donating items, or volunteering are encouraged to contact the Morning Pointe Lexington campus.

Morning Pointe Lexington Assisted Living

Address: 233 Ruccio Way, Lexington, KY 40503

Phone: (859) 554-0060

Morning Pointe Lexington Lantern Memory Care

Address: 225 Ruccio Way, Lexington, KY 40503

Phone: (859) 309-4867

About Morning Pointe Senior Living

Morning Pointe of Franklin is part of Morning Pointe Senior Living, founded in 1997 by Tennessee healthcare entrepreneurs Greg A. Vital and Franklin Farrow. The company operates 42 assisted living, personal care, and Alzheimer’s memory care communities across five southeastern states.

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