25 Years of Bailey’s Legacy. 23 Years of Impact.
Get Ready for Bailey's Day - Friday 12 March 2027
The Legacy
Bailey’s Day is named in honour of Bailey Tessier, who sadly passed from an aggressive brain tumour in 2004 at just two and a half years old. Over the past 23 years, Bailey’s Day has raised over $5.5 million for Monash Children’s Hospital, with the ongoing goal of enhancing the cancer services available for all the brave children receiving treatment.
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Get Involved
There are now more chances for you to get involved and be a part of Bailey’s legacy by showing your support at any time through donating or fundraising your own way!
Create or host an event, ask for donations instead of gifts at your next celebration or even join an event in your area, such as a fun run, and help raise funds to give children with cancer the care they need, when they need it.
Because cancer doesn’t wait for a day.
The Day
Patrick Tessier founded Bailey’s Day after his two-and-a-half-year-old son, Bailey, sadly lost his courageous battle with an aggressive brain cancer in 2004. For the past 23 years, the annual charity golf day, luncheon, and auction has been a much-loved fixture on the community calendar, drawing regular attendees who return year after year to give generously and help change the lives of children battling cancer.
The Impact
Over the past 23 years, Bailey’s Day has had an enormous impact on the lives of children receiving treatment for cancer at the Monash Children’s Hospital.
Raising over $5.5 million, the funds have contributed to the vital training of 23 oncologists as well as major advancements into brain tumour research.
The Impact
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