After completing his cross-country walk, Joe Hall faced an important question: what comes next?

The journey had made a clear impact. It had sparked conversations, raised awareness, and brought people together. But the need for mental health advocacy didn’t end when the walk did.

Encouraged by friends, supporters, and those whose lives had been touched by the journey, Joe took the next step—turning his mission into an organization.

This led to the official establishment of Hall Across the Country as a nonprofit.

What started as a single journey evolved into a structured effort to create lasting change. The organization was built on the same principles that guided Joe’s walk: connection, compassion, and courage.

Today, Hall Across the Country focuses on creating platforms for storytelling, advocating for better mental health policies, and connecting with communities nationwide.

It is no longer just about one person walking across the country—it is about a growing network of individuals committed to making a difference.