Wishing to do more Donald began to expand on an idea that would allow HFH-SL to actually manufacture 100% of the structural components in Sri Lanka in lieu of importing components from China and using raw materials such as wood (timber) that did not withstand harsh tropical climates.  This program would also create 1,000’s of new jobs, which would stimulate Sri Lanka’s economy and more importantly provide decent, affordable housing for those displaced.

Shortly after the completion of several homes in a small fishing village in Balapitiya, Sri Lanka in January, 2006, car bombs and suicide bombers from LTTE terrorists entered the Capital (Colombo) taking the lives of 100’s of citizens.  This act of terrorism practically stopped all of the reconstruction efforts to the North and East.  Due to that uncontrollable situation we were forced to put our program on permanent hold until peace returned to the land of serendipity.  

However, Donald decided to press forward expanding his program so he decided redirect its resources to other countries where homeless, orphaned children were in need.  Out of that idea REACH  (Reconstruction Efforts Aiding Children without Homes) was born with a sole purpose to develop strategic alliances with corporations, funding partners, universities and non-profit professional organizations to continue its work, delivering worthy projects to communities wherever orphaned children are in need.  Furthermore, REACH has created an enhanced Volunteer Travel/Build program that will allow individuals and groups to take part in the construction of the projects through a hands-on program called "Voluntourism."