live to love love to give give to growAbout
 contact us: milica@give2grow.org
Milica Paranosic, Founder, President Joel Chadabe, EMF president, G2G Adviser Electronic Music Foundation, Fiscal Sponsor Eric Somers, G2G Adviser Lauri Galbreath, Project Development Consultant Emmanuel Zagbede, IT consultant, Ghana Bob Dawuni, Artistic and Development Consultant, Ghana |
”I
never knew your work could push us to this level. You brought a great
change to Kopeyia Bloomfield Basic School. We miss you so much and
people keep asking me when is your next visit. We need you back for our
brighter future. We pray that you get more sponsors to assist you to
come back and continue from where we have gotten.” Emmanuel Agbeli,
Chairman of the School Management Committee.
"Give
to Grow is one of the best examples I've seen of how technology can
bring creativity and education together. Milica has done a fabulous job
in Kopeyia, and we'd like to see it grow to become a worldwide
program.’ Joel Chadabe, 
“We
don’t even know how to express our gratitude. It is our prayer that
you continue to visit us.” Evans Garr, Headmaster, Kopeyia Bloomfield
Basic SchoolAbout:
Electronic Music Foundation, Give to Grow Fiscal Sponsor
Electronic Music Foundation, a New York-based not-for-profit arts organization, produces concerts, festivals, and other events in New York City and elsewhere, provides services for artists, and maintains a worldwide network of EMF Subscribers through which we circulate information, distribute materials, and collaborate with colleagues on international projects
§ More at: http://www. EMF.org /
The Sandbook Studio, Give to Grow phase two Sponsor, summer 2009
The Sandbook Studio is a
digital media design and production service centered around the creative and
technical work of Eric Somers, a media artist for over 40 years.
§ More at: http://sandbookstudio.com/
Power Of Muze, Partner, Special events
Power Of Muze conducts music-related activities in
order to promote human security under the theme of “the Power of Muze.” The
concept of muze originates in Greek mythology. Muse, goddesses or spirits, was
considered to be the source of inspiration and knowledge for such artistic
forms as music, poetry and literature. Through “Power of Muze”, we promote the
public awareness of human security and call the general public for more active
participation in the global efforts to achieve “human security for all.”
§ More at: http://www.humansecurity.or.jp/english/muze/index.html
A native of Belgrade, Serbia, Milica Paranosic moved to New York in 1994 to pursue her career. She earned her Master of Music degree at the Juilliard School in 1995 and has been teaching music technology ever since her graduation.
Recipient of many honors and awards, she lives in New York City as an active composer, performing artist, producer and educator.
A humanitarian by nature, Milica feels a moral obligation to share her skills with those less privileged.
Milica strongly believes that everyone deserves an equal opportunity. In this digital age where technology is easily and readily available to some, those who are economically disadvantaged have no access to it. For this reason alone, they may never have the opportunity to explore their full potential, share and preserve their cultural heritage and experience success in the world of music and art.
She showed me how to use the computer - Kofi Agbeli, Class 1B
