Patricia Hall is an accomplished individual who, in 2007, introduced a service-learning program to teach students about the global water crisis and raise funds for water initiatives in Kathungu Village, which has expanded from one school to hundreds worldwide.

Through her organization H2O for Life, over $3.5 million has been raised to provide water, sanitation, and hygiene education to schools globally, benefiting more than 1000 institutions and engaging over 800,000 youth in service-learning projects.

Apart from water-related initiatives, H2O for Life offers specialized curriculum on water and sanitation, STEM education resources, and tailored learning materials aligned with educational standards for teachers.

In 2018, a new aspect was added to the program, offering mini-grants for entrepreneurial projects aimed at raising funds for global water projects, fostering entrepreneurial skills in students.

Patricia holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Special Education and Teaching from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Education from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities.

She currently serves as the President and Board Member at H2O for Life, having previously held various leadership positions in the organization, and has also been associated with the Mounds View Public Schools system.

Continuously seeking partnerships with schools, teachers, foundations, and corporations aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals, Patricia aims to engage more individuals in addressing the global water crisis and promoting youth as catalysts for positive change.

For more information on H2O for Life and how to get involved in their impactful programs, visit www.h2oforlifeschools.org.

Join Patricia Hall and H2O for Life in empowering youth to become active global citizens making a difference in the world through education and action.