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💻CFR Business Meeting via Zoom Communications | Sunday, July 26, 2026 @ 4:00 p.m.

July 26 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

🌳 Hello, Family!  Please join us via Zoom Sunday, July 26, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. CST for our reunion business meeting.  We will discuss the highlights, takeaways, and review income vs expenses.  

Speaker: Business Meeting w/ Shawanda F.
Topic: 2026 Reunion Plannings
Date: Sunday, July 26, 2026
Time: 4:00P CST / 5:00P EST
💻Join Zoom Meeting📱
🆔️Meeting ID: 785 326 2225
🌏 Visit Website: collins-reunion.com/ to make a payment for t-shirts and reunion souvenir booklet.
💲Pay 2027 & 2028 Annual Family Dues via website collins-reunion.com/ then click on “VISIT STORE” button.  Online payments accepted via Debit/Credit Cards, Check, and/or Cash App Pay $CashCollinsFamily on Cash App

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

How much are the annual family dues?
As of June 27, 2026, the Annual Family Dues are $50 per household. This is equivalent to a monthly payment of $4.17.   Annual Family dues are separate fees from the registration and t-shirt fees.

What does the reunion fees cover?
Yearly “Annual Family Dues” and “Registration Fees” also known as reunion event tickets are the costs associated with the reunion that generates two separate incomes to help cover our upfront mandatory expenses such as venue reservations to secure facilities, food catering, community outreach initiatives, entertainment, and website e-commerce management.

When are the Annual Family Dues payment deadlines?
The “Annual Family Dues” are $50 per household and due by October 1st each year prior to next event date to cover the next fiscal year and to successfully meet our goals.  Please remember that the “Annual Family Dues” are not included in the “Registration Fees”.

What if I am unable to attend the Collins Family Reunion? Do I still need to pay the Annual Family Dues?  Yes, Annual Family Dues are required, and they help to spread the costs year-round through small payments, avoiding a sudden, overwhelming financial load on the specific family members hosting or attending the current year.  Annual Family Dues fund a rolling bank account, allowing organizers to avoid paying out of pocket for venues, catering, website hosting, and other expenses.

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