Stars of Dubbo 2019: Holly Campbell is having a ball

The Dance for Cancer raises money for the Cancer Council. The money raised is used to fund programs in the local area, such as the Transport to Treatment.

So far, Ms Campbell said it hadn't been what she expected.

"The dancing is just one small part of a much larger event. The focus is on working towards a cancer-free world and raising money for research, but also having fun doing so," she said.

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The star said her family and friends had been very supportive.

"I wanted to take part in the Stars of Dubbo Dance for Cancer to fund raise for a great cause as unfortunately either directly or indirectly we all know someone who has been affected by cancer," she said.

"It was also an opportunity to be involved within the community and challenge myself."

Ms Campbell is paired with Orana Dance Centre for her performance. She said she was having "so much" fun dancing with the amazing team.

"The girls are fun and professional and it has been a fantastic experience," she said.

Each star is encouraged to raise at least $2500 for the Cancer Council. Ms Campbell has already reached more than $2100.

"The fundraising is going well. I've had a dance party for the children at work," she said.

"On Sunday May 5, as part of the Dubbo City Turf Club's RSL Family Fun Day, I'll be hosting an event as part of my fundraising.

"Tickets available at 123tix at $60 each with it all going towards the Stars of Dubbo Dance for Cancer."

The Dance for Cancer, where each star will perform, will be held at the Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre on May 11. Tickets for the event are sold old.