“KIBO” – instilling new life & hopeKIBO was born with a mission to give waste new hope and life second chances. KIBO, means ‘hope’ in Japanese, and brings a new promise to create a pair of sneakers that are ‘Kind to the planet & kind...
Statistics from The Legislative Council revealed a total of 67,269 students with Special Educational Needs (“SEN”) in Hong Kong for the 2021/22 academic year. In public sector ordinary schools, the proportion of SEN students has increased from 4.4% in the 2011/12 academic year to 11.0%....
Hong Kong, 25 Sep 2023 – Social Impact Partners (SIP), a pioneering venture philanthropy fund in Hong Kong, announces its investment in Hong Kong Univisual Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd. (HKUIT), a technology company specializing in AI human posture analysis.HKUIT’s technology can remotely identify distress or...
Talent surveys across various regions have illuminated a key insight regarding Gen Z university students—their aspiration for future fulfillment rests not solely in high-paying careers but rather in pursuing meaningful paths and a balanced life. However, businesses find themselves entrenched in an increasingly competitive environment...
Hong Kong, 19 July 2023 – Social Impact Partners (“SIP”), a pioneering venture philanthropy fund in Hong Kong, announces its investment of a HK$0.9 million loan in Kibo, a footwear company committed to ethical material sourcing and the integration of social and sustainability practices throughout...
Hong Kong, 14 July 2023 – We are delighted to inform you that our company is relocating its office to a new location to accommodate our growing business needs. As of 17 July 2023, our office and registered addresses will be changed as follows:Office Address:23/F,...
Hong Kong, 5 July 2023 – Social Impact Partners (“SIP”), a pioneering venture philanthropy fund in Hong Kong, announces its investment of a HK$0.5 million loan in Snaildy, an innovative online system designed to support teachers serving Special Education Needs (SEN) students.Snaildy specializes in creating...
Hong Kong’s skyline is dominated by towering skyscrapers, fragmenting the city’s sky. Andrew Tsui, who shuttles through the narrow streets, often contemplates how urbanites can live comfortably in a highly commercialized environment while cultivating an appreciation for food and the environment. In this prosperous city,...