A reunion invite works best when it does more than announce a date — it should remind alumni what the place looked like, make RSVPing effortless, and give anyone moved to give back an easy way to do it, all without leaving the email.
Alumni relations emails compete with decades of accumulated inbox fatigue. A photo, a one-tap RSVP, and a frictionless giving ask earn more attention than a plain text announcement ever will.
Bring back the memory before the ask
A Carousel block shows a swipeable set of campus or past-reunion photos in supporting inboxes, with a static stacked fallback for any inbox that can't show the swipe interaction — so the nostalgia lands everywhere, even if the interaction itself doesn't.
Make attending effortless
An RSVP block takes a one-tap Yes/No with an optional guest count and a capacity cap, waitlisting automatically once the venue's limit is reached — no separate signup page for something that should take one tap.
A giving ask that doesn't feel like a separate email
A Product block takes a donation directly through your own connected Stripe account — set one or more suggested amounts and checkout happens without leaving MailInApp's own flow, though Stripe itself processes the actual payment.
Send the right reunion to the right class
An audience filter narrows the send to alumni matching a field like graduating class or program, so each cohort gets an invite with their own reunion year and details pulled from the same shared contact list — no separate list to maintain per class.
Getting started
Add a Carousel of campus or reunion photos, an RSVP with a capacity if the venue has one, and a Product block for a giving campaign. Segment by graduating class using an audience filter so every cohort gets its own reunion year.