Competitive for-profit organizations: Competitive for-profit organizations refer to social, financial and economic or for-profit social service organizations that actively participate in market competition activities in order to realize the economic interests of the organization. This kind of social organization has a strong sense of public relations, and its public relations behavior is more conscious and positive.

Competitive non-profit organization: refers to a social organization that aims at improving comprehensive national strength and is designated by the state for production and operation, and does not pursue economic interests as the fundamental pursuit. For example, schools, hospitals, various ordnance production units and so on.

Exclusive for-profit organizations: Exclusive for-profit organizations refer to social organizations controlled by the state in order to stabilize the socialist economic order and promote the healthy development of the socialist economy. They have a monopoly on their products or services, and they can make a profit even if they have a bad relationship with the public and a bad image. Such as monopoly power sector, water supply company, gas company, post office and so on.

Exclusive non-profit organization: exclusive non-profit organization refers to the public welfare social organization established by the state to maintain the normal operation of society. They are not only not driven by economic interests, but also lack competitive pressure. Therefore, they tend to ignore their own public, and their public relations work is generally weak. Such as public security organs, courts, etc.

Therefore, boat organizations belong to social organizations.