Norton Cancer Institute Survivors Parade 2025

The Norton Healthcare Breast Health Program, accredited by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), offers high-quality care with a holistic approach to support breast health.  It offers the latest resources, diagnostic testing and treatment services available to women in the community, including:

- Multiple mammography locations and a mobile prevention unit for convenient care

- Same-day results for most patients

- The latest breast screening technologies to detect even the tiniest tumors, including state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging, digital and 3D mammography, breast ultrasound and breast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

- A full range of diagnostic and treatment programs designed to promote breast health

- Dedicated patient navigators to help guide patients through the breast health journey

- Same-day appointments for those diagnosed with breast cancer

- Monthly breast cancer support groups for any woman affected by breast cancer

- Norton Cancer Institute Behavioral Oncology Program, designed to provide supportive emotional and psychological care for patients diagnosed with breast cancer

The Survivors Parade is an annual tradition that takes place on Kentucky Oaks Day.  This is a moving tradition that celebrates breast and ovarian cancer survivors and encourages those still fighting their cancer battle as they march on Churchill Downs’ historic racetrack prior to the running of the Longines Kentucky Oaks.

This year’s Survivors Parade will be presented on Friday, May 2, 2025, and will honor the 150 survivors and fighters.  The Survivors Parade has become a platform to raise money in support of women’s breast health.

Churchill Downs, Derby Divas and Norton Cancer Institute will continue their partnership through 2025 to raise funds through the Oaks charitable initiative to help provide care to local women who lack access to breast health screenings and services. We hope you will help us in these efforts by making a charitable donation towards women’s breast health, in honor of this year’s  Survivors Parade participants.