🏡 Creating a Loving Home – Providing a warm and supportive environment grounded in Christian values.

❤️ Ensuring Safety & Care – Offering a secure and nurturing space where every child feels protected and valued.

🏡 Stewarding Resources Wisely – Managing our finances responsibly to sustain and grow our impact.

❤️ Building Community Connections – Partnering with local organizations and supporters to maximize our reach.

🏡 Raising Awareness – Shedding light on child abuse and neglect to inspire positive change.

❤️ Expanding Our Mission – Trusting God’s guidance to extend our work and serve more children in need.

Leadership Team

Makenzie Fisk, President
Makenzie Fisk is a WA native. Her and her husband moved to the Boise area in June 2021 to pursue their goal of becoming foster parents in the Treasure Valley. She has a Masters in Leadership with an emphasis in Christian counseling. She worked in the mental health field. Makenzie is currently an educator teaching middle school and high school students. She served 6.5 years in youth, children and family ministry after receiving her bachelors in Christian Education. Makenzie enjoys doing crafts, watching sports, and spending time with family and friends.

Sally Henry, Vice President
Sally spent the last twenty years working as an event planner and fundraiser in the non-profit world. She has a degree in Human Development (with a focus on adolescence) and earned her Master’s in Organizational Management. She has served as an administrator for several non-profits. She has four children, three of which are adopted through foster care. She has a heart for at-risk children. Sally works as a real estate agent and as a communications manager in the tech industry.

Marsha Moser, Treasurer
Marsha recently retired from 25 years in the banking industry. She was married to Paul, her one and only, for almost 40 years before he fell asleep in Jesus’ arms in 2023. Marsha also loves being a grandma! They have two grandsons and three great grandchildren they absolutely adore. Born in California and raised in a Christian foster home, she brings with her a strong understanding and passion for the mission of the Treasured Home. Marsha lived in the McCall, ID area for over 30 years. She helped with fundraising for the Shepherd's Home, served as treasurer of several different non-profit organizations, taught Sunday School and was a youth exchange liaison for the exchange students. Marsha and her husband relocated to Boise when she received a promotion with the bank. She adores working with youth and enjoys fundraising. With her continued faith in the Lord, she has a willingness to give people the benefit of the doubt, always believing there is more good than bad in the world.

Ellen Hampton, Leadership Member
Ellen is the oldest of five children and grew up in Jerome, Idaho. After graduating from college, [she/he/they] embarked on a lifelong journey of caring for others. Blessed with two birth children, four stepchildren, four foster children, and an extra special little girl, family has always been at the heart of [her/his/their] life’s work.

For four decades, [Name] and [her/his/their] family operated restaurants while also running a Certified Family Home called Between Now and Heaven, providing compassionate care for individuals preparing to pass away. In 2009, [she/he/they] became licensed as a Residential Habilitation Agency, expanding their mission to support adults with disabilities.

HISway was founded as an extension of this deep commitment to service, faith, and community. More than just a company, HISway is a reflection of [Name]’s dedication to serving God and bearing witness through acts of care and kindness. To serve Him by uplifting others is not just a mission—it is a privilege.

Holland Baskett, Social Media Coordinator Holland is a natural leader, community builder, and advocate for meaningful change. After seven years in leadership at a Keller Williams office in California, she transitioned to working for HISway. Her passion for helping others began at eight years old when her grandmother became a foster mom, giving her firsthand insight into the foster care system. That lifelong calling led her to Treasured Homes, where she found a meaningful way to support children and families in need. Holland thrives on bringing people together, whether through organizing impactful events, fostering engagement through social media and technology, or creating programs that uplift others. Outside of her work, Holland is a proud pug mom who finds joy in spiritual and personal growth, listening to the world around her, and sharing love and light wherever she goes.