Jasper Gems: Ashley Ivey

In every community, there are people who quietly go above and beyond to make a difference. Here in Jasper, Ashley Ivey shines as one of these remarkable individuals. Known for her kindness, generosity, and unwavering commitment to helping others, Ashley’s impact can be felt far and wide — from her leadership roles on multiple nonprofit boards in the Quad Cities area to her involvement within the Jasper community.

Ashley was a member of the inaugural Jasper Leadership program where she helped lead the Pedal Forward group project. Her dedication and innovative ideas have helped the organization create meaningful change. Through her involvement with the project, she joined Pedal Forward’s board of directors as secretary, deepening her commitment to this cause.

As a co-leader of Jasper’s Craft Club, Ashley brings neighbors together through unique workshops that inspire creativity and connection. Most recently, she organized a series of free workshops, including painting, mixed media, and soap making, creating the opportunity for residents to bond in a creative environment.

Ashley also helps neighbors connect to charitable causes by hosting donation drives for local nonprofits. This winter, she is organizing two drives helping children and families.

  • Coats for Kids: Collecting gently used or new coats for school districts in Prescott, Dewey Humboldt, Prescott Valley, and Chino Valley.
  • Tennies for Tots: Gathering shoes, socks, backpacks, and children’s books for Head Start centers, Boys & Girls Clubs, and women’s shelters across Prescott, Northern Arizona, and the White Mountains.

If you’d like to help by donating items, call or text Ashley at 661-803-5188. She’ll arrange to pick them up from you, making it easy for Jasper residents to give back without leaving the community.

Her passion for helping others extends into her professional life as a realtor. She holds key positions with the Prescott Area Association of Realtors (PAAR), serving as Community Outreach Chair and Vice Chair of the Diversity and Education Committees.

Ashely’s advocacy for local nonprofits and her efforts to raise awareness of community needs have opened doors for Jasper residents to get involved and make a difference. Her kindness and selflessness are a true blessing to our community. She embodies the spirit of Jasper through her tireless efforts to create connections, uplift others, and leave a lasting impact. Thank you, Ashley, for everything you do to make Jasper a connected and compassionate place to call home.

If you know someone in the community who is making a difference, submit this form to let us know. We’ll share their story through our resident website and emails.

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