Road to Recovery
Lessons in Coexistence and Friendship
Road to Recovery’s volunteers provide transportation for people from West Bank checkpoints to Israeli hospitals for critical care. Each ride fosters friendship between people for whom peaceful coexistence has been consistently unattainable — the positive outcome founder Yuval Roth was hoping for after losing his brother in a terrorist attack.
Despite Covid restrictions, volunteers made 9,650 trips for 15,000 patients. 2020 also saw the opening of RtoR’s new transportation logistics center and a partnership with Pesia’s Kitchen (another GPF grantee), to provide infant formula and non-perishables to patients who live where food is scarce. Our funds are used to purchase medical supplies and fuel.
Road to Recovery has been featured in our blog
More Than a Ride: Road to Recovery Keeps Showing Up

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