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Welcome to the online home of DanceBlue!
DanceBlue is one of the greatest traditions at the University of Kentucky and one of the fastest growing philanthropies in the Southeastern Conference.
Our Story
DanceBlue started with a young boy named Jarrett, who was enthusiastic and intelligent.The Beginning
Jarrett was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma at a young age and passed away in 2002. After his passing, Jarret’s parents worked to keep his legacy alive.
New Clinic
In January of 2017, DanceBlue fulfilled a pledge of 1.225 million dollars to open a new clinic.For The Kids
With a space more than double the size of the previous clinic, the new clinic transorms treatment for our families and patients.
Merchandise
Want access to the latest DanceBlue merchandise? From quarter zips to decal stickers, we’ve got it all!DanceBluetique
Come check out what’s in stock at the DanceBluetique and don’t forget to visit us at our pop up shop on campus!
App
Announcements, Events, Push Notifications, and More! Download our new app for iPhone today!In Your Pocket
Take DanceBlue on the go with you! Download our new app for iPhone to get all the latest updates about DanceBlue!
Latest News
Stay up to date with the latest DanceBlue news and read some inspiring personal testimonies!
Put a Little Boogie in your Step at the 5K!
Last year, at DanceBlue’s 24 - hour Dance Marathon, one of the song snippets from our line dance had the lyrics, “I am way too young and I won’t stop running.” In a very literal
Humans of DanceBlue: Courtney Emery
https://www.youtube.com/embed/vjv-Hue4pHM Name: Courtney Emery Job title: School Intervention Specialist I have been blessed with the opportunity to work in the DanceBlue Kentucky Children’s Hospital Hem/Onc clinic for 4 years as the School Intervention Specialist. Working in
Humans of DanceBlue: Oakley
https://www.youtube.com/embed/hCAi9W9Cq84 Name: Oakley Graves Parents: Lauren and Josh Lucas Age: 4 Type of tumor: Infantile Fibromatosis Lauren: My little girl, Oakley, has a one in two million people diagnosis- a rare benign tumor called Infantile
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