Lily Lum Chan and her husband Stanley Chan's materials related to various school and alumni associations, particularly for the Chinese American Parents and Teachers Association of Southern California.

Papers related to Chen Industries Inc. and its founder, Mike Chen.

Materials related to Stevens House, which was an independent low cost for UCLA women, particularly women of color.

Lily Lum Chan's materials related to the Women's International Club.

Lily Lum Chan's materials related to various women's organizations and advocacy.

Lily Lum Chan materials related to the United Chinese American League (UCAL).

Lily Lum Chan's materials related to Vietnamese refugee sponsorship and advocacy, particularly with Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton.

Lily Lum Chan's papers related to Chinese performing arts and film, primarily in and around Los Angeles, such as for the Foo Hsing Opera Troop at the Sing Lee Theater, the Chinese Acrobats of Taiwan, the Chinese Opera Club of Los Angeles, other Chinese choirs and concerts from Taiwan/Republic of China. There is one item related to film, which is an invitation to an early screening of the Ang Lee film "Eat Drink Man Woman."

Informational brochures and manuals from the American Arbitration Association.

Art exhibition invitations and programs, including for art exhibitions by Shih-Shang Hsu, Professor Chin-Cheng Lai, Nancy Liu Yu, Julie Lavee, Tseng Pei-Yao, Mrs. Ping-Kwang Liao Chen, Ho-Nien Au, as well as exhibitions at the Natural History Museum, California Museum of Science and Industry, and Los Angeles County Fair.