The Millennium Harper program ran from the millennium year of 2000, through 2008. Harpers were challenged to define their own quests, and then to claim their Millennium Harper Awards. These titles were awarded based on evidence of a “worthy record of live performances” that is a “substantial service to your community.” Also, it was to stretch your comfort level as a person and performer. Finally, skill level was not important.

Here is a list of Millennium Harpers with their titles (and year of award).

Nadya King, MH to the Young Elders of Western Oregon (2008); Jane Valencia, Vashon Island Millennium Harper of the Paper Cranes (2008); Sandy Hehl, Millennium Harpist to the Elderly and the Young of Hampton Roads, VA (2004).

Jo Morrison, Impromptu Millennium Harper for Maryland (2003) and Isle of Lewis (2005); Susan Kitsch, MH of Roads Less Travelled of the Southwest (2003); Monet, Millennium Harper of the Great Lakes (2003) Susan Neff, MH of Small Harp Awareness in Central Illinois (2003); Cameron Hempstead, Millennium Park Princess of Los Gatos, Saratoga and Campbell, CA (2003);

Deborah Bennett (with Maggie Pinckard,as WOAD) Wine Harpers of Northern California (2002); Lina Bird, Preston County and Morgantown, WV (2002); Valerie Blessley, Pacific Northwest Waters; Jeffry Brown, Children's Literacy of SE Pensylvania (2002); Becky Fox, Northern Puget Sound (2002); Jeanne Page, New Mexico's Story in Song (2002); Susan Galloway, Nova Scotia (2002).

Pat Greenwell, Children's Harp Awareness of Central Alberta (2002 and 2003); Tanah Haney, Bridges and Locks of Southern Ontario (2002); Skye Hurlburt, Southern New England; Angela Kovatch, Somerville, Massachusetts (2002); Cindy Lewellen, MH to Those Who Wait at Ruby Hospital, Morgantown, WV (2002); Mary Kathleen Lloyd, Brazos Valley, Texas (2002); Liz Mayer, Blushing Busker of Flemington, NJ (2002); Peggy Morgan, Daniel Boone Nat'l Forest; Penny Price MH of South Androscoggin County, Maine (2002); Paula K. Parker, The Memory of America's Civil War (2002); Maggie Pinckard (with Deborah Bennett, as WOAD)> Wine Harpers of Northern California (2002); Bev Russell, Ghost Busker of SE England (2002); Muriel Willingham, Oregon Covered Bridges (2002); Sara Walthery, Historic Indiana (2002).

Kira Jones, MH of Jeffco-Rockport (2002) and Evergreen, CO (2001); Julie Arreguin, Nacogdoches, Texas (2001); Maureen Duffy-Boose, AKA Aisling, Salt Lake County, Utah (2001); Thom Dutton Cape Cod (2001); Brian Eisenbart, Mission Viejo, California (2001); Mary-Lela Gilbert, Orange County, CA (2001); Skye Hurlburt, Southeastern New England (2001); Harper Tasche, Washington State (2001); Ardy Mattox, Eastern Oregon, (2001); Polly McMahon, The Inland Empire, Spokane County (2001); Paula Jean Ann McKay Wentz, American Generations (2001); Marika Wojchiechowski, MH of Conyers, GA (2001).