社团组织

Fo Guang Shan's first overseas branch temple and North American regional headquarters, completed 1988; one of the largest Buddhist temple complexes in the US.

Museum documenting the history and continuing story of Chinese people and their descendants in the United States.

Chamber serving the interests of Chinese American members in commerce and community building in Orange County; runs a scholarship foundation.

Silicon Valley chapter of the Organization of Chinese American Women, advancing and advocating for the needs of Chinese and Asian Pacific American women locally.

Museum preserving and sharing the history and culture of Chinese Americans in the San Diego region.

Chamber connecting Chinese-owned businesses across the San Francisco Bay Area; co-hosts community events including the Chinese New Year Parade and Miss Chinatown pageant.

DC-area chapter of Taiwanese American Professionals, the young-professional arm of the Taiwanese American Citizens League.

Also known as the Mingzhou Chinese Chamber of Commerce; strengthens exchange and cooperation among Chinese businesses in Minnesota.

Nonprofit chamber registered in Pennsylvania in December 2024, connecting Chinese American businesses with education, funding access and networking.

New York lodge of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance, an all-volunteer chapter with a history in the city dating to references as early as 1916.

Houston lodge of the national Chinese American Citizens Alliance, established in 1954.

Los Angeles lodge of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance, organized in 1912; one of 18 chartered chapters/lodges across the US.

Museum in downtown Los Angeles, part of the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument, established 1984, focused on Chinese American history in Southern California.

Cultural history museum in downtown Washington, DC established through the Chinese American Museum Foundation, focused on the Chinese American experience including the Chinese Exclusion Act era.

Nonprofit incorporated in Virginia in 2020 to unite and empower the Chinese American community in Northern Virginia through education, language/culture classes, and civic engagement.

Chinese-language church in downtown DC whose Community Service Center provides bilingual counseling, education and cultural programs, primarily for new immigrants and seniors.

Local chapter of the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association serving Los Angeles.

Founded in 1923, the main organization for Chinese communities in New England with 35 member groups; operates affordable-housing properties for the community.

Umbrella organization of roughly 60 member organizations representing New York's Chinese community; parent organization founded 1883.

Nonprofit/non-partisan organization established November 1982 serving the DC metro area with cultural, social, and educational services, including its CCACC Academy summer camps.

Museum and learning center founded 1963, documenting the history of Chinese immigrants' contributions to California and the US West Coast.

One of the largest nonprofit providers of social and community services for Asian Americans, founded 1965; serves over 8,000 people daily through 50+ programs across NYC.

Nonprofit Chinese-language and culture school founded by a group of parents in 1991, registered as a nonprofit in Virginia.

Local chapter of OCA-Asian Pacific American Advocates, incorporated in 1977, focused on professional and leadership development.