Unveiling of The ReThink Foundation 2026 Grantees

Louisa began her career in political campaigning for Hillary Clinton in New York and Ohio. She became the first employee at W Series, a female motor racing series aimed at integrating women into Formula 1. Louisa then transitioned to Dun & Bradstreet, serving as Chief of Staff in London and Hong Kong and is part of the founding team at OPUS. Louisa is Chief of Staff and ReThink Foundation Lead at ReThink Hong Kong.

Catherine is a nonprofit leader with a communications and events background spanning over 15 years. As Executive Director of the local charity, HandsOn Hong Kong, she has a passion for creating impactful programs, empowering teams to reach their potential and moving people to take action. Since joining HandsOn in 2016, she has empowered thousands of the city’s employees, families and students on the power of volunteering to address our social needs. Catherine led teams and ran flagship events at both OgilvyOne and The Economist Group before joining HandsOn and holds a B.A. (Honours) in Communications from the University of Technology in Sydney.

My Sustainability Goals for 2026:

I hope to see Hongkongers commit to making sustainable choices–and changes–in their daily lives. There’s no starting point too small!

Sammy is the Co-founder of GungHok Charity Foundation and Operations Director of Inclusive Sports Education (iSE). With five years of experience at iSE and a background in operations and business development, he leads project planning, process optimisation, resource allocation and risk management. Sammy oversees logistics, internal coordination and quality control, helping turn strategic ideas into effective and scalable programmes that support sustainable growth and create meaningful impact for children, families, schools and the wider community.

My Sustainability Goals for 2026:

1. Make inclusion a practical standard, not an aspiration.
2. Build a stronger and more connected support ecosystem for families.
3. Strengthen the long-term capacity of the social sector.

Sarah is a physiotherapist and the co-founder of Wheel Power, an NGO established in 2014. Inspired by a 2012 volunteer trip to Switzerland where she saw inclusive communities in action, she partnered with her friend Gloria, a lifelong wheelchair user and others to transform accessibility in Hong Kong. What started as a mission to map barrier-free urban resources evolved into a passion for inclusive adventure. Together, they have pioneered ways for wheelchair users to explore Hong Kong’s hiking trails and beaches, proving that with the right information and spirit, the great outdoors should be accessible to everyone.

Vincent Yeung is the CEO of Pro Bono HK, bridging the legal access gap for Hong Kong’s marginalized populations. Educated at Cambridge (MA) and CityU (JD), Vincent is also a mental health educator, Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health (FRSPH), and founder of Mind Matters Academy. Integrating legal expertise with behavioral science and workplace wellness, Vincent advocates for sustainable social impact, community resilience, and psychological health across the public and private sectors.

My Sustainability Goals for 2026:

1. Advance Legal Empowerment for Vulnerable Communities: Scale Pro Bono HK’s outreach and legal toolkits to enhance tenancy rights and legal certainty for residents in Hong Kong’s subdivided and basic housing units.
2. Integrate Mental Well-being into Social Sustainability: Embed mental health literacy, psychological safety, and emotional resilience into corporate, legal, and NGO ESG frameworks, treating human capital as core to sustainable growth.
3. Drive Cross-Sector “S” in ESG Collaboration: Bridge civil society, legal professionals, and corporate leaders to champion social equity, access to justice, and community resilience across Hong Kong.