Youth Leadership & Career Academy
A 90-day experience for young people ages 14–24 that brings together mentoring, career preparation, industry-recognized certifications, wellness, meals, transportation support, and hands-on leadership development.
High Frequency Era Foundation expands opportunity for young people and families in Washington, DC through leadership development, career preparation, mentoring, and direct community support.

We meet young people where they are and help them move forward with confidence. Our programs combine mentorship, leadership development, career preparation, and family support so participants can build useful skills, strengthen their networks, and pursue meaningful opportunities.
A 90-day experience for young people ages 14–24 that brings together mentoring, career preparation, industry-recognized certifications, wellness, meals, transportation support, and hands-on leadership development.
Our back-to-school initiative helps students begin the year prepared and confident through school supplies, shoes, grooming support, encouragement, and connections to additional resources.
Seasonal programs, including our Thanksgiving meal distribution and Holiday Experience, respond to immediate needs while creating welcoming spaces for families to connect and receive support.
Our work begins with listening. We build programs around what young people and families tell us they need, collaborate with community partners, and measure our progress by the people reached, the relationships built, and the opportunities created.
Strong programs are built with communities, not simply delivered to them. Our team spends time in DC neighborhoods, listens to residents, and develops trusted relationships that help us respond thoughtfully and connect families with support.


Every young person should have the support, skills, and relationships to shape their own future.
High Frequency Era Foundation is a youth and community development organization serving Washington, DC. Founded by Robert K. Daye and supported by Program Director Anthony Halmon, the Foundation focuses on leadership development, career readiness, mentoring, and practical support for families.
We are building an organization that is responsive to the community, accountable to the people we serve, and prepared to work alongside schools, employers, government agencies, funders, and nonprofit partners.
We welcome partnerships with funders, employers, schools, agencies, community organizations, and volunteers who share our commitment to expanding opportunity for young people across Washington, DC.
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