UWorld, a Dallas-based provider of online learning tools for high-stakes exams, is seeking applications for its UWorld Cares grant program until March 31.
UWorld said its program is committed to driving success in education by investing $150,000 in the Dallas area community.
Dallas-Fort Worth-based 501(c)(3) organizations in Dallas, Collin, Denton, and Tarrant counties whose areas of focus include STEM, middle and high school education, and financial literacy programs are eligible to apply.
The grant initiative extends UWorld’s previous philanthropic efforts by focusing on three pillars of charitable giving: community grants, product scholarships, and employee engagement.
This year’s funding will focus on partnering with community organizations to create a stronger pathway to higher education, address skills gaps in the workforce, and remove barriers to higher education.
Organizations will be notified in May if their request has been approved.
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