Looking for a sponsor to fund your college education to fulfill your dreams? Right on time, as the
Gregorio P. Uy & Lee Peng Scholarship Foundation (GPULP Scholarship Foundation) is looking
for a fresh batch of scholars to join its program.
A long-time advocate of education, the GPULP Scholarship Foundation is now ready to accept
applications for its scholarship grants. Successful entrants will get monthly allowances and
necessary support for their physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual development up
until they graduate. They will also receive monetary grants for accommodation and other fees
during their licensure examination period.
“The GPULP Scholarship Foundation envisionsa world where education is inclusive and
accessible to all—regardless of economic circumstances—to ensure that no talent goes to
waste and to leave a lasting positive impact on individuals, families, and communities. This
program we now call ‘LF: Scholar’ aims to carry on our advocacy of helping end the cycle of
economic hardship through education. So, to the youth and our next generation of
professionals, never give up on your dreams because there is always hope,” said GPULP
Scholarship Foundation Vice President Michael Uy.
Qualified applicants include those who are:
- incoming second-year students of the Isabela State University (ISU) or Philippine
Normal University-Isabela; - taking up majors in Engineering, Accounting and Business, Technology, or Education;
- able to demonstrate their commitment to academic success by maintaining a minimum
grade point average or GPA of 85% or equivalent; and - willing to attend values formation sessions that promote holistic personal development.
Required documents include Certification of Grades, copy of your water and/or electricity bill,
sketch of your home address, and completed application form, which is downloadable from the
GPULP Scholarship Foundation Facebook page <fb.com/gpulpscholarshipfoundation>. Submit
files via email at [email protected].
You may also join the caravan happening at ISU Cauayan Campus on August 12, 2024 or get in
touch with their respective school coordinators for further details.
After careful screening and evaluation, a total of 18 students will be chosen. The awarding of
the scholarship grants will take place on August 19, 2024. Terms and conditions apply.
Empowering dreams and building futures, one scholar at a time
The GPULP Scholarship Foundation is the corporate social responsibility arm of Century
Ventures Diesel Parts and Supplies Corporation and Ford Tractor Philippines Inc., respectively
owned by brothers Gregorio Uy Jr. and Samuel Uy. It was named after their parents Gregorio P.
Uy and Lee Peng, whose legacy of kindness and dedication to education drives the
Foundation’s goal.
Started in 2011 as a grant offer to more than 30 students of the ISU as a way of giving back to
their settlement community, it has since grown into a thriving foundation helping students
achieve their dreams. To date, the GPULP Scholarship Foundation has over 140 scholars in the
different ISU campuses as well as in Cagayan State University. Of this number, 89 have already
graduated, with a 100% rate of employability.
Scholars are encouraged to pay it forward by serving their respective communities using the
education they gained, simply to create a ripple effect of positivity in society.
Follow the GPULP Scholarship Foundation page on Facebook
<fb.com/gpulpscholarshipfoundation> or visit the website <gpulp.org> for more details.
About GPULP Scholarship Foundation
The Gregorio P. Uy & Lee Peng Scholarship Foundation is deeply entrenched in the ideals and goals of
its founders, brothers Gregorio Uy Jr. and Samuel Uy. The Foundation is named in honor of their adored
parents, Gregorio P. Uy and Lee Peng, whose legacy of kindness and dedication to education drives its
goals.
The GPULP Scholarship Foundation believes that education is the key to ending the cycle of economic
hardship. It desires to give back to the community by providing equal educational opportunities to
deserving children from underprivileged backgrounds.
