Dunlap Reunion
Family Dues
Annual dues help cover shared reunion costs and keep the Dunlap Family Reunion sustainable, organized, and prepared for future reunions.
2027 dues rates
Rates remain unchanged since the 2024 Reunion. Credit card processing and handling fees are assessed in addition to the posted rates.
Single One adult family member or friend of the family.
$55
Couple Spouses or partners with no children/dependents under age 21 included.
$85
One Parent & One Child One parent and one child/dependent up to age 20.
$85
Family of 3 or 4 Spouses/partners and children/dependents up to age 20.
$120
Family of 5 Family household with five eligible members (children/dependents up to age 20).
$145
Family of 6 Family household with six eligible members (children/dependents up to age 20).
$170
Family of 7 or more Larger family households with seven or more eligible members (children/dependents up to age 20).
$200
Family means spouses/partners and their children/dependents up to age 20.
The above rates also apply to Friends of the Family planning to attend the reunion.
Family dues do not cover lodging, travel, or other ancillary costs associated with attending the reunion.
Which dues rate apply to me?
Use these examples to decide which rate best fits your household.
Couple with no children under 21
This household would pay the couple rate of $85.
Single parent with one child under 21
This household would pay the one parent and one child rate of $85.
Couple with one child under 21
This household would pay the family of 3 or 4 rate of $120.
Adult child age 21 or older
Anyone age 21 or older must pay separately unless they are married or part of a couple.
Frequently asked questions
Why do we have dues?
Dues were introduced to help support the growing cost of the Reunion. In the past, a few family members often chipped in large amounts of money to fill deficits, but that model is no longer sustainable.
What will dues be used for?
Family dues help cover Reunion operating expenses such as website hosting, facilities rental fees, welcome bags, incidentals, and other shared Reunion costs.
What will dues not cover?
Family dues will not be used to cover lodging, travel, or other ancillary costs associated with attending the Family Reunion.
Can I attend if I do not pay dues?
Yes. Non-dues-paying family members and friends may still attend the Reunion, but they will have to pay a higher bundle rate than dues-paying family members and friends.
What if my child is 21 or older?
No person age 21 or older may be combined in another person’s dues unless they are married or part of a couple. Anyone age 21 or older must pay their own dues.