Source and gift of life
Important place 
Meeting place
Place open to all to be in peace
The Russian offensive in Ukraine has forced thousands of civilians, mostly women, children, the elderly and vulnerable groups, to flee their homes to seek protection and refuge in other countries.
The Rehobot Foundation, which is always present where there are emergency situations, due to natural disasters, war conflicts and violence to the detriment of the most fragile, launches an appeal for solidarity for the refugees and of Ukraine.
The Rehobot Foundation promotes, develops and coordinates social, cultural and religious initiatives and activities aimed at achieving the well-being of the person in harmony with moral and Christian principles.
It carries out activities aimed at helping those who find themselves in situations of precariousness and state of need. It helps every person, victim of war conflicts, natural disasters, exploitation or marginalization, to recover the sense of their own identity and the awareness of being a precious and important piece of the human community.
'(Isaac) moved from there and dug another well, over which they did not quarrel; then he called him Rehobot and said: Now the Lord has given us free space for us to prosper in the land. ' (Genesis 26,22)
‘Christ Jesus, while being divine in nature, did not consider a jealous treasure
his equality with God; but he stripped himself, assuming the condition of a servant
and becoming like men; ‘ (Philippians 2,5-7)
These few lines contain all the meaning and value of the gift and its gratuitousness.
Man is born as a gift and becomes a gift when he puts his talent, his time and his life at the service of the other. The gift thus becomes a relational virtue capable of establishing, building and expanding social and community relationships.
Taking on the problems of others means weaving and intertwining one’s own identity with the collective identity.