Volunteer Harpist Brings Serenity to McLeod Seacoast Hospital Waiting Room
Peg Mann, a volunteer at McLeod Seacoast Hospital in Myrtle Beach, SC, uses her harp music to create a calming atmosphere in the hospital waiting room, providing comfort to patients and their families.
Portland, OR, August 3, 2026 —
In the often stressful environment of a hospital waiting room, a volunteer is bringing a unique form of solace through the gentle sounds of a harp.
Peg Mann, a dedicated volunteer at McLeod Seacoast Hospital in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, regularly plays her harp in the hospital’s waiting area. Her musical performances are designed to cultivate a peaceful and calming atmosphere for those navigating the anxieties that accompany hospital visits.
The initiative aims to provide comfort to patients and their families during what can be a difficult time. Mann’s volunteer work focuses on using music as a therapeutic tool to alleviate stress and offer a moment of tranquility.
The specific impact of Mann’s music on patient or family experiences was not detailed in the provided information. However, the intention behind her volunteer role is to offer emotional support through the soothing qualities of harp music.
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