Volunteer Testimonials These testimonials are from our 2017 Teen Scholarship recipients. They have provided more than 2,200 combined hours of service – a testament to their positive experiences and their dedication to our patients. Find a Location Find a Doctor Volunteer Services Menu Why Volunteer Becoming a Volunteer Adult Volunteers College Volunteers High School Volunteers Volunteer Partners Testimonials Volunteer Positions Administrative Support Guest/Patient Services Patient Assistance Patient Technology Assistant Paws for Patients/Therapy Pet Program Retail Sales Specialized Volunteer Positions Current Volunteers Wish List/Item Donations St. Elizabeth Foundation Volunteering at St. Elizabeth Healthcare is a commitment that not only helps others but is personally rewarding too! On this page, we feature the experiences of some of our volunteers. As they share the impact their service at St. Elizabeth has had on them, a common theme is their passion for making a positive difference in the experiences of patients here at St. Elizabeth. The following testimonials are from our 2017 High School Scholarship recipients. These students have provided more than 2,200 combined hours of service – a testament to their positive experiences and their dedication to our patients. Chzarlymaen Corpuz During my years as a teen volunteer on the 3C Unit at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Edgewood, I volunteer weekly for 4 hours. My time as a volunteer is spent doing simple tasks, which are greatly appreciated by the nurses and patients on the unit. READ MORE Brenna Cummings My experience as a St. Elizabeth volunteer has been beneficial and enlightening in multiple ways. I volunteer on Sundays with my grandmother. It is a really good opportunity to spend time together. READ MORE Sam Forlenza I vividly remember at the age of 12 years old, watching a physician from St. Elizabeth’s Emergency Department in Edgewood vigorously working to save my father’s life during his heart attack. READ MORE Sydney Johnson “So, our patient is having issues with her insulin levels. What would you recommend to do as her endocrinologist?” Promptly raising my hand, I answered, “She could have her A1C reevaluated to determine whether her diabetes plan is effective.” READ MORE Brenna Laytart Over the past three years, I have accumulated over 150 volunteer hours at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Ft. Thomas, Kentucky. I expanded my opportunity to gain knowledge for my future after high school. READ MORE Maddie Webb When I first began volunteering at St. Elizabeth Healthcare, I was a timid, awkward and significantly shorter fourteen-year-old girl. READ MORE Taylor Young The St. Elizabeth Teen Volunteer Program has been an amazing part of my life for the past year and a half. This program has taught me a variety of new skills, and strengthened existing ones. READ MORE