Members
The Lin Sing Association is made up of 18 separate organizations. They are:
- Hok Shan Society 鶴山公所
- Tsung Tsin Association 崇正會
- Chung Shan Association 中山同鄉會
- Tung On Association 東安公所
- Tai Pun Residents Association 紐約大鵬同鄉會
- Yee Shan Benevolent Society 番禺同鄉會
- Nam Shum Association 南順同鄉會
- Sun Wei Association 美國新會同鄉會
- Fay Chow Association 惠州同鄉會
- Hai Nan Association 海南同鄉會
- Hoy Ping Association 開平同鄉會
- Tai Pun Yook Ying Association 大鵬育英社
- Fukien American Association 福建同鄉會
- Sam Kiang Charitable Association 三江公所
- Sze Kong Association 師公工商會
- Tai Look Merchants Association 太陸商會
- Wah Pei Association 華北同鄉會
- Yan Ping Association 恩平同鄉會
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