Mrs. Eyvonne Watts and Mrs. Mechainmar Zokruah-Blama an extraordinary individuals who, as the Founder and co-Founder of Passionate Hands Give Back have dedicated their lives to making positive impact on the lives of others.

Mrs. Eyvonne Watts is a remarkable woman who was born and raised in Liberia, West Africa. She grew up in a loving family and was instilled with the values of hard work, compassion, and generosity by her parents, who both hailed from the region of Grand Cape Mount. After completing her education in Liberia, Eyvonne pursued a career in healthcare and currently works at Select Specialty Hospital. Her passion for helping others has always been a driving force in her life.

Mrs. Watts desire to create a positive impact on society led her to establish Passionate Hands Give Back Inc. As the founder and visionary of the organization, she has devoted her time, energy, and resources to uplifting vulnerable individuals and communities in need. Eyvonne's love for humanity is truly exceptional, and she has organized and led numerous community outreach programs through Passionate Hands Give Back Inc. These programs include providing food and clothing to the homeless, supporting underprivileged children with educational resources, and assisting families in need of basic amenities. Her unwavering commitment to giving back has earned her widespread admiration and respect, and she continues to inspire others to follow in her footsteps and make a positive impact on the world.

Mrs. Mechainmar Zokruah-Blama, a co-founder and the board secretary of Passionate Hands Give Back Inc. is another incredible individual who shares the same passion for philanthropy. She is happily married to her husband, Mawoloyan Blama, and together, they have been blessed with five beautiful children. Mrs. Zokruah-Blama immigrated to the United States from Liberia at the age of 13 and has since become a nurse and phlebotomist, currently working at Ohiohealth Riverside Hospital. Mrs. Zokruah-Blama's parents are both of Liberian descent, with her mother coming from Grand Bassa and her father residing in the United States, originally from Bong County. Despite the physical distance between her and her parents, Mrs. Zokruah-Blama remains deeply connected to her cultural heritage and values.

Through her work at Passionate Hands Give Back Inc., Mrs. Zokruah-Blama has found a way to give back to both her local community in the United States and her home country of Liberia. Her dedication to serving others is truly inspiring, and she is a living testament to the power of hard work, dedication, and compassion.