DO YOU KNOW A CHILD WHO NEEDS AN ACCESSIBLE BATHROOM?

Nominate him or her for Olivia's Big Splash Custom Bath Giveaway!

Nomination accepted: Monday, October 10 - Wednesday, November 9, 2022
One entry per child, please.

For the thirteenth year in a row, we are giving away a custom bathroom for a deserving child. We're excited to announce our ongoing partnership with the Olivia Bloomfield Foundation! Olivia born with congenital muscular dystrophy advocated for inclusivity and accessibility. We're honored to carry on her legacy.

Big Splash provides bathroom improvements for children with special needs.
It's easy to nominate a child whom you believe would benefit from a complete bathroom makeover which includes handicap accessible fixtures and features (a $25,000 value). Simply check out our rules page and fill out a nomination form.

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A special thanks to Love Fund for helping get the word out in our amazing community. We know that by working with the Olivia Bloomfield Foundation and Love Fund for Children a little care can make a big splash!

Read about our 2022 Big Splash Recipient

Macy Enderle

Macy has spent her eleven years overcoming obstacles most of us can’t fathom. She was placed with Erica Enderle when she was 4 months old. Erica knew she was meant to be Macy’s mother. She immediately worked towards adopting her and the process was completed when Macy was 2. Macy has Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy, Cortical Visual Impairment, and GERD. In 2019 she developed GI issues requiring a g-tube and central line for nutrition.

Despite overwhelming obstacles, Macy continues to be a light to those around her. She is kind and loving with a fantastic smile and soothing energy. Her family has given her the nickname Therapy Baby because of the effect she has on others. Macy loves lighted and musical toys, cuddling, being rocked, and bouncing in her chair.

“This bathroom has given my family a freedom we never thought possible. The ability to bathe my daughter and the ability to move her. To have accessibility in her own house that I would not have been able to provide for her."

– Erica Enderle