we just have our family reunion; there were over 200 people and I learned a couple of things for next year. When you have a large amount of people 1) don't accept money after the due date, 2) for all those who have paid their money in full, have colored wristbands for them at registration so you can easily identify them when serving food and 3) have plenty of activities for the kids because when kids get bored, parents get annoyed.

Our reunion is open to anyone that wants to come but since we have it catered we must be able to identify the paid family members when it's time to serve he food and do other activities that required funding. Anyone who didn't pay their money can attend but they must bring their own food.

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I can help you with the Reunion T-shirts aspect. I will beat any competitors price hands down. Please contact me if interested. Travisfields@me.com, Maurice.White@ymail.com

Greetings!

Our company, Historical News Journals, has been working with African-American families in the Charlotte area with creative ideas for their family reunions. We have a publication called the African-American Historical News Journals, which has been used as great gift bag souvenirs.

The Journal is a 64-page compilation of African-American newspaper articles written from the 1700's up to the Civil Rights Movement. The topics include influential women, statesmen and politicians, entrepreneurs, inventors, military and war heroes, and commerce.

It is amazing to read about the contributions and impact African-Americans have made to our country. The Journal is an amazing gift that every family member will cherish.

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