To celebrate the launch of CSS’s new dental clinic in a prime Tsim Sha Tsui location, CSS is extending a special corporate partner offer to our SIP community. It’s a great opportunity to support a meaningful cause while accessing premium dental care services for your team. Don’t miss this chance to partner with a purpose!

For more information, please contact Mr. Mark Cheung from the Cancer Support Society at markcheung@css-smileagain.org or call/Whatsapp 6909 9309.

By choosing CSS’s dental services, you’re supporting inclusive access to dental care for all and helping break barriers that prevent diverse communities from receiving the care everyone deserves.

SIP recently hosted a fireside chat at Futu Store, sparking engaging conversations around impact investing and innovative financing strategies for SPOs in Hong Kong. The session featured insights on blended finance from SIP, real-world case studies from SPOs Contented Living and Snaildy Education, and an introduction to Futu’s Wealth Management Team to bridge financial expertise with purpose. We’re grateful to Futu Holdings for the opportunity to engage with their high-net-worth clients and to all our guests for their thoughtful participation. SIP remains committed to advancing sustainable impact through collaboration and capital.

We recently hosted a Celebration Lunch to mark the successful close of our support deal with Cancer Support Society (CSS), now officially part of the SIP family! The event brought together CSS co-founders Mark Cheung and Dr. Tom Ho, along with our dedicated pro bono partners—Milbank LLP (legal), Grant Thornton Hong Kong (financial), and ALS International (management/HR)—whose expertise was instrumental during the due diligence process. After months of collaboration, it was deeply meaningful to connect in person, celebrate this milestone, and strengthen cross-sector relationships. Our heartfelt thanks to all partners for your time, care, and commitment. We’re thrilled to welcome Cancer Support Society on board and look forward to driving long-term impact together.

SIP Executive Director Lillian Li was invited as a featured speaker at two events hosted by The Chinese University of Hong Kong, where she shared SIPHK’s innovative approach to supporting social purpose organizations (SPOs) through impact investing.

At Startup 101: Driving Social Impact and Sustainable Growth, hosted by the Office of Research and Knowledge Transfer Services, Lillian engaged CUHK students and entrepreneurs in meaningful discussions on addressing societal challenges through startups. She emphasized strategies aligned with key UN Sustainable Development Goals—including health (SDG 3), reduced inequalities (SDG 10), and climate action (SDG 13)—and shared real-world examples from SIPHK’s portfolio, such as MilMill and Contented Living.

In the CUHK Funder Insights Webinar, Lillian further elaborated on SIPHK’s impact investing model, including its provision of patient capital, pro bono advisory from partners like Bain and BCG, and capacity-building support for SPOs transitioning from grant dependency to market-based funding. She also introduced SIPHK’s “Dual Value Proposition,” a framework that balances financial sustainability with measurable social outcomes.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with Lillian and look forward to continuing these valuable conversations on advancing social innovation.

Each year, we host the SIP Fellows Gathering to bring together the bright young students and professionals who have interned with us or contributed their skills along the way. It’s a joyful occasion to reconnect, share fond memories of working with SIP, and build new friendships across cohorts. More than just a celebration, the gathering reflects our hope that as these high-potential individuals grow in their careers, they will carry the spirit of SIP with them—and perhaps even extend our impact into new industries and communities.

Harry is a second year Computer Science student at City University of Hong Kong. He actively applies his academic knowledge to deliver practical solutions, providing technology support and developing various automation tools to enhance team efficiency.  He is eager to leverage his problem solving skills, develop automation tools to enhance efficiency, streamline workflows, and create tangible benefits for the company and community.

Donald is a first-year Computer Science student at City University of Hong Kong with a passion for web development, AI, and workflow automation. During his internship, he has applied his skills in Python and JavaScript to help develop tools that automate Google Sheets processing, aiming to reduce manual tasks and support the company's digital transformation. He is also an active project builder, having created a personal YouTube-to-Notion workflow using AI and automation tools. Donald is eager to gain more hands-on experience from real-world projects and leverage his problem-solving abilities to create tangible value for the team and the organization.

Contented Living is expanding its footprint with the addition of two newly refurbished properties to its portfolio. Located at 370–372 Reclamation Street in Mongkok and 76 Connaught Road West in Sai Ying Pun, both sites were formerly old tenement buildings. Through extensive refurbishment, they have been transformed into safe, comfortable, and affordable student hostels—continuing Contented Living’s mission to provide accessible housing solutions for Hong Kong’s youth.

Contented Living refurbished old buildings at 370–372 Reclamation Street, Mongkok (Left: Before renovation | Right: After transformation), turning them into safe, affordable accommodations.

Contented Living refurbished old buildings at 76 Connaught Road West, Sai Ying Pun (Left: Before renovation | Right: After transformation), turning them into safe, affordable accommodations.

CareER is proud to announce that CareER RunnERthon Online 2025 is now open for public and corporate team enrolment. This December, the organisation will celebrate its 10th anniversary alongside the 10th edition of its flagship annual fundraising event. This milestone reflects a decade of collective effort in advancing workplace inclusion and empowering tertiary-educated individuals with disabilities in Hong Kong. CareER extends its heartfelt gratitude to all supporters who have contributed to this journey and invites everyone to take part in the RunnERthon to help continue driving inclusive change in the years ahead.

Join SIP as our Social Purpose Organization (SPO) and access crucial resources for sustainable impact in Hong Kong. SPOs here struggle with limited funding and practical support, often getting stuck in the grant cycle. SIP offers unrestricted funding and practical assistance like financial planning, empowering SPOs for long-term growth. Additionally, we organize workshops and events to foster collaboration among SPOs and partners. Our partners, professionals from the business sector, provide valuable advice to grow businesses and help SPOs meet standards in the corporate sector.

Applications are welcome year-round. For enquiries, please email to info@siphk.org. Let's make a difference together in Hong Kong's social landscape.