Paying for the reunion

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Quilts

Big projects: reunion quilts Phyllis Rowland, Wichita, Kansas, wrote that each family at the Wilson/Leverich Family Reunion received one quilt block for each member. They...

Cookbooks

Create a cookbook … with Love by Mary Thiele Fobian A very popular project for family reunions — often undertaken as a fundraising effort —...

Crowdfunding

What is crowdfunding? Social media has changed the way we do business and the way we raise funds. Crowdfunding is a method to fund a...

Corporate Fundraising

Every year we receive many questions about how to secure corporate funding for reunions. First, you should realize that there is no magic in scoring...

Class reunion fundraising

All school reunion does fundraising For their all-school reunion, Dana (Indiana) High School alumni artists were invited to bring their creations for an exhibit of...

Car washes raise reunion funds

What reunion doesn’t need money? There are many ways to raise money if you don’t just divide all your costs and assess everyone equally. Consider...

Creative Toomer fundraiser

Flea market sales are a source of funds for the Toomer Family Reunion. Throughout the month of May they reserve a table at the Berlin,...

Mexia Class of ’99 holds garage sale fundraiser

"The class garage sale was a huge success!” wrote Lindsay Liepman Spinetto, Mexia, Texas, High School Class of 1999 Reunion Committee President. Items for sale...

Miscellaneous fundraising 2

Fundraising and sharing the cost Rosemary S. Wolfe, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, uses a thermometer in their newsletter to document growth of the Simonic Family Reunion...

Miscellaneous fundraising

Supporting the Montague website Larry E. Montague is the founder and developer of The Montague Millennium website www.montaguemillennium.com. The website desperately needs a major facelift...