Long Island College Hospital
William O'Neill, second from left, is honored for his volunteer work.
Doris Frost, third from left, is honored by the United Hospital Fund for her volunteer work at LICH.
Volunteers
Volunteers make communities better places! Volunteers are inspiring and dedicated. From the Neonatal Care Unit to Geriatrics, volunteer work spans the life cycle. We "pay" volunteers in grateful smiles, warm handshakes and a deep sense of gratitude.
At Long Island College Hospital, volunteers lend support not only to our patients and their families, but also to staff, acting as an extra pair of hands. Whatever your talent, age or schedule, we can meet your needs and interests. We will help match your personal interests to suitable volunteer positions in the hospital, while respecting other commitments you may have. Volunteers assist throughout the hospital in:
- Patient Care
- Support Services
To be a volunteer is very rewarding. It helps keep you grounded and lets you interact with many different people. Our volunteers range in age from their teens through their golden years.
At LICH we are deeply grateful to volunteers, who meet community needs through the selfless contribution of their time.
If you would like to bring your big heart to Long Island College Hospital as a volunteer, please call (718)780-1982 – we welcome you and thank you!
Volunteer Dinner 2011
Lauren Pollack, Volunteer of the Year 2011 and all her selfless colleagues were honored at the annual Volunteer dinner. Ms. Pollack assists patients, families and staff in the Emergency Department. Volunteers: you inspire us!
Photo: (L to R): Dominick Stanzione, Chief Restructuring Officer, Ms. Pollack, Borough President Marty Markowitz.