社团组织

成立于北弗吉尼亚费尔法克斯县的舞狮舞龙团体，常在大华府各地节庆活动中演出。

主办一年一度华盛顿中国文化节的华人社区团体，活动在首都宾夕法尼亚大道举行。

在大华府地区设有多个校区的周末中文学校，为儿童和成人开设中文及中华文化课程。

在洛克维尔借用中学校舍、每周日下午上课的中文学校，开设学前至高中各级中文课程。

服务大华府及巴尔的摩地区华裔生物医药从业者的专业协会分会，定期举办学术研讨会和职业发展活动。

大华府地区中文学校的联合组织，举办校际比赛、教师研习、夏令营及华语文能力测验等活动。

Founded 1993, the largest Chinese professional talent association in Atlanta; an independently registered, non-political nonprofit serving professionals and international students across science, law, finance, medicine, education, and the arts.

Philadelphia-area chapter of the Association of Chinese Professionals network, serving local Chinese professionals through networking and community programs.

Hometown association for Fujianese immigrants in the southeastern US, based in the Atlanta area; historically active in community safety advocacy (including engagement with local police departments and the Chinese consulate in Houston after a 2017 crime against a member), naturalization-assistance workshops, and seasonal gatherings.

Florida-registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded June 1995, serving over 200 Chinese families in the greater Orlando area with cultural festivals, scholarships, and community events; celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2025.

WASC-certified Chinese-language school founded 1979 as a program of the San Diego Chinese Cultural Association (SDCCA / 聖地牙哥中華文化聯誼會), serving North County San Diego. The same parent organization also runs an adult Learning Center (established 2012, offering calligraphy, brush painting, and other cultural classes) and, since 2022, a Taiwan Center for Mandarin Learning (TCML) teaching Mandarin to the broader community.

Nonprofit umbrella organization established 1976 supporting 85+ member Chinese weekend language schools across Southern California and parts of Arizona with teacher training and academic competitions; celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2026.

501(c)(3) founded 1972 in Detroit, the founding chapter of what became OCA-Asian Pacific American Advocates; runs three service centers offering language education, senior programs, and social services in Metro Detroit.

Cultural and educational institution founded to promote understanding of Chinese art, culture, history and society through courses, lectures and exhibitions.

Nonprofit business league established 1980 under California law, promoting US-China business cooperation and supporting Chinese American enterprise growth.

Community organization running a dragon boat team in the Boston Dragon Boat Festival and Chinese/Taiwanese mahjong classes with the local public library, among other cultural programming.

Museum opened 2005 promoting the culture and history of Chinese Americans in the Midwest through exhibitions, education and research.

Historical society documenting and preserving the history of Chinese Americans in the New England region.

Historical society in Los Angeles Chinatown running monthly meetings, archives, oral history projects and scholarships to promote appreciation of Chinese American heritage.

Community and cultural organization promoting Chinese culture and community connection in San Antonio.

Nonprofit founded 1992 to increase business opportunities and networking among Chinese American business members in metro Atlanta.

Founded 1962 as the Chinese Engineers' Club of Southern California, renamed 1968; runs technical conferences, workshops and annual achievement awards for members.

Serving the Seattle Chinese business community since 1963; brings together civic, professional and business leaders to advocate for member interests.

Founded 1998 to promote Hakka culture and mutual support among Hakka families, most tracing origin to Taiwan, across the New York metro area.