Looking back together. And doing some good.

A reunion is about people you don't want to lose sight of: the class you grew up with, the team you won the championship with, your colleagues from back then. You get together because those years mattered.

Elsewhere, that life still has to begin. In large parts of sub-Saharan Africa, malaria is still one of the biggest causes of death among young children. Almost 600,000 people die from it every year, most of them under five.

An insecticide-treated bed net costs about €2. It hangs over a bed for years and protects almost two people on average from the mosquitoes that bite at night. A net isn't exciting. It simply works.

That's why we ask at registration whether you'd like to add a few euros. Never required, never pre-selected. If you do, you give another child the chance to go to a reunion of their own one day.

1. You choose. With a paid registration you pick €1, €2.50, €5 or your own amount. Or you skip it. The amount is shown separately in your summary.

2. Not to the organiser. Your donation is part of the same payment, but it reaches My Reunion, not the organiser. No service or transaction fees are deducted.

3. Passed on every month. We pass 100% on to the Against Malaria Foundation, via Stichting Doneer Effectief, the Dutch foundation that forwards gifts to the charities GiveWell recommends. You can see every transfer below.

Organisers can switch the donation step off. We never show it for free registrations.