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Dominic Dom

Good Friday Appeal 2025

Help me reach my goal of $1,500

Give for the kids!

Join me for the Good Friday Appeal. 



Will you help me and do something really GOOD for sick kids?

I'm giving it my all to raise funds for the Good Friday Appeal this year. Why? So The Royal Children's Hospital can continue to provide the world-class care to seriously sick children and their families.

Please give generously. I've set a goal to raise as many funds as possible because this is our chance to make a brighter future for all kids.

Every dollar you give will help fund state-of-the-art equipment, groundbreaking research, staff training and patient care.

There have been SO MANY kids who have had life-saving care at The 
Royal Children's Hospital. I need your help to make sure that kids can keep getting that special care this year, and the next… and the next.

I need your support to reach my fundraising goal and to help as many sick kids and their families as possible, please donate today. 

I‘ve created this page because I want to make a difference to the lives of sick kids.

The Good Friday Appeal relies on the support of the community to raise funds to ensure that The Royal Children's Hospital is able to continue to provide world class care to patients and their families. From 2022 to 2023 at The Royal Children's Hospital: 90,260 patients presented to the Emergency Department, 50,345 children and young people were admitted to a ward, 407,563 children and young people attended an outpatient appointment, and 14,963 patients underwent surgery. So please help by giving whatever you are able to this fundraiser and help spread the word by sharing this page with your friends, family and networks. Thank you for your generosity, it means a lot!

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My Updates

This Good Friday feels a little different

Thursday 17th Apr
Guess what? Dom is back at RCH and, even though he’ll be spending Easter away from his family, his spirits are high and his heart is set on doing something incredible! 💛 He’s absolutely pumped to be continuing his efforts to raise money for the Good Friday Appeal — and we’re thrilled to announce you’ll be able to catch his gorgeous face on the panel during the Good Friday Appeal broadcast! 📺✨ An enormous thank you to everyone who has already contributed — Dom is truly blown away by your generosity and support. It means the world to him and his family. 💖 Let’s keep the momentum going and help Dom smash his fundraising goals for this amazing cause! 🙌

Crazy Hair Day

Wednesday 16th Apr
With the support of St Monica’s Primary School, Dom has raised $288 through gold coin donations collected during Crazy Hair Day, all in support of the Good Friday Appeal! Thank you to everyone who donated and joined the fun. Every dollar makes a difference.

Resilient Dom beats the odds

Thursday 3rd Apr
Dominic from Bendigo

Resilient Dom beats the odds

Dominic, 10, was diagnosed with primary ciliary dyskinesia

Dominic Beagley’s 10-year journey at the Royal Children’s Hospital began when his breathing became laboured days after birth.

“We were flown down here from Bendigo when he was three days old in the middle of the night,” said Dom’s mum, Megan Beagley.

“We arrived and a resus room was waiting for us. I was absolutely terrified.

“They did an X-ray and found out that none of his organs were where they were supposed to be.”

For the Bendigo mum, those first few hours were devastating and confronting.

“I’d had my baby and I’d gone home to start this beautiful life and, in a moment, everything came crashing down,” she said.

It took several months before Dom was diagnosed with primary ciliary dyskinesia, which is similar to cystic fibrosis.

The rare genetic disease affects tiny, hairlike structures called cilia that line the airways and can cause chronic infections of the lungs, ears and sinuses.

Like many kids with PCD, Dom also has dextrocardia, meaning his heart is on the right side of his chest.

Luckily, his early diagnosis allowed doctors to give Dom the best possible start to life.

In all, the 10-year-old has notched up about 30 surgeries and procedures at the Royal Children’s.

“He copes incredibly well,” Ms Beagley said. “I think both me and Dom are much kinder and better humans now than we ever could have been. I think having a sick kid makes you a better human.”

Recent Donations

$33.15

Brooke Millar

$33.15

Catherine Kruljac

Great work Dom - helping others even when you need help at times - keep up the great work

$54.12

Jorja, Billy, Mac & Ted Nalder

Proud of you Dom!

$64.67

Andrea And Chris

Thanks for raising money Amazing Dom! Chris saids hello! Hope you and your family have a wonderful Easter!🐣 😃 🐰

$11.65

Mikayla Harris

$106.12

Kandy Swanborough

We are so proud of you Dom xx lots of love

$20

Ava Rees

Go Dom! I hope you are going ok. Love Ava

$54.12

Michelle And Andrew Chell

Well done Dom!

$288

Crazy Hair Day - St Monicas

$200

Gibbs And Co Plumbing

$54.12

Shrozzy

Love your work as an ambassador Dom.

$106.12

Mama

Thankyou

$11.65

Evie Ella And Charlotte

Good on you Dom!

$100

Jemma And Fam W

Amazing work mate!

$54.12

Megan

Well done D-Man!

$50

Kim Boyle

$30

Kristy Rowlinson

Amazing work Dom!

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