Mighty Oaks bridges generational divides by fostering meaningful connections between youth and elders through engaging workshops and creative programs. Their initiatives promote understanding and respect, empowering students to cultivate empathy and gratitude while learning to support their elders. By nurturing these relationships, they build a cohesive community where every generation learns from one another, embodying the summit's theme of connection and collaboration.

Biz Sense is a student-initiated organization dedicated to empowering youth with skills in business, finance, and leadership while fostering connections across diverse communities. By equipping students with tools to bridge economic and generational divides, Biz Sense aligns with the Summit’s theme of "Bridging the Gap", inspiring participants to create a more inclusive and collaborative future.

Neurodiversity HK is a student-led advocacy organization focused on creating a more inclusive community through special needs-friendly workshops and programs. They promote the value of neurodiversity while fostering connections between neurotypicals and neurodivergents. Initiatives include an annual Barista Workshop, a Chinese Calligraphy Workshop, and an Inclusive Sports Program featuring Taekwondo and basketball. Through these efforts, Neurodiversity HK empowers individuals, ensuring everyone feels safe, valued, and included.

ITS Education Asia Foundation empowers youth through sustainability-focused education and mentorship programs like the Young Changemaker Incubator (YCI). By equipping students to create impactful initiatives aligned with the UN SDGs, ITS bridges the gap between knowledge and action, embodying the HK SDG Summit’s theme of "Bridging the Gap" to foster meaningful global change.

HandsOn HK serves as a vital bridge between the local Hong Kong community and individuals in need by offering inclusive and impactful service opportunities. By organizing diverse volunteer events like food distribution, tutoring, and recycling initiatives, and fostering collaborations among local NGOs and charities, HandsOn HK effectively addresses a spectrum of societal and environmental issues, embodying the spirit of bridging divides for collective impact.

Hong Kong Shark Foundation (HKSF) is a registered charity dedicated to shark conservation and tackling the unsustainable practice of shark finning. Through initiatives like the Shark Ambassador Education Program, HKSF empowers youth to take action, bridging the gap between awareness and meaningful change to protect sharks and preserve marine ecosystems, aligning with the HK SDG Summit’s theme of "Bridging the Gap."

Feeding Hong Kong addresses food insecurity by rescuing over 1,250 tonnes of surplus food last year and redistributing it to those in need. They source safe, surplus food from producers and retailers, ensuring it reaches vulnerable communities, including crisis shelters and support services for seniors and refugees. By enhancing food sourcing and logistics, Feeding Hong Kong plays a vital role in improving food security in the city, illustrating the power of community action in creating positive change.

Docathon and Mad Courses empowers students to bridge social, cultural, and generational divides through the creation of impactful short documentaries that spotlight local changemakers and community initiatives. By developing storytelling and filmmaking skills, participants not only learn to express important narratives but also foster connections that inspire collaboration, perfectly aligning with the summit's theme of "Bridging the Gap."

Teen Animals Da Scientists (TADS) promotes Sustainable Development Goals, with a focus on Quality Education, through engaging science podcasts and online debates on topics like animal extinction and conservation. TADS invites passionate individuals to join or establish branches, offering guidance while allowing project flexibility. By hosting free courses and awareness campaigns, TADS fosters collaboration and networking to inspire positive change in science education and environmental conservation.

Help 4 Refugees is a humanitarian NGO dedicated to supporting refugees globally and advocating for awareness of the refugee crisis. By offering a refugee curriculum, conducting school talks, and facilitating visits to refugee camps, Help 4 Refugees enhances education on refugee issues, fostering empathy among students and providing refugees with a platform to share their stories. This approach bridges communication gaps and promotes understanding between diverse communities, contributing to a more connected and compassionate world.

Summerbridge is a transformative nonprofit that bridges the educational gap for underprivileged secondary students in Hong Kong by leveraging a unique students-teaching-students model. By connecting motivated young educators from diverse backgrounds with local youth, Summerbridge fosters a collaborative learning environment that empowers students, builds vital skills, and inspires lifelong learning.

An annual contributor to the HK SDG Summit, Koru Consulting bridges the gap between values and action by empowering organizations, schools, and universities across Hong Kong through dynamic, skill-based workshops and sustainability-focused simulations. Using innovative tools like the 2030 SDGs Game and The Climate Collage, Koru fosters collaboration, understanding, and purpose-driven solutions to address today’s most pressing environmental and social challenges.