Zoë Higheagle-Strong is an education consultant for HOPE worldwide and she develops curriculums that specialize in urban at risk youth. Mack and Zoë’s signature youth development program, TEAM-WORKS Academy, helps to develop the skills and knowledge at risk youth need to enjoy healthy, prosperous lives within their communities and beyond.

Zoë also serves with the Seattle Indian Health Board for their Annual Spirit Walk Event and is a Nez Perce Tribal Member. For over ten years Mack and Zoë have devoted their time as honorary event chairs for Childhaven. Because of their outstanding commitment to enhancing the lives of children in our community, Mack and Zoë received the 2009 Mark Matthews Service to Children Award, 2011 Washingtonian of the Year award from the Association of Washington Generals and the Seattle Indian Health Board’s Adeline Garcia Community Service Award.