Holiday food and toy drive sign-up sheet

Holiday drives run on short volunteer shifts and a steady trickle of donations. This list lets a school, church or neighborhood group fill collection, sorting and delivery shifts, and see at a glance which ones are still open.

A list for 30 people

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Volunteer shifts

Collection table shift 5 spots
Sorting and packing shift 5 spots
Delivery driver 3 spots

Donations

Canned goods box 6 spots
Boxes and bags 1 spot

Setup

Signs and flyers 1 spot
Help with setup and cleanup 2 spots

Use this list

Print a paper copy instead

Tips for your holiday drive

Put the time in the slot name

Rename each shift with its day and time, like "Saturday Dec 14, 9–11 AM sorting", so volunteers know exactly what they’re signing up for.

Keep shifts short

Two-hour shifts are easier to say yes to in December, and more people get to take part.

List the donations you actually need

Food banks often have a most-needed list. Name items like peanut butter or diapers instead of "food".

Check the rules for children

Many food banks and warehouses have a minimum age for volunteers. Say so in the event details.

Common questions

Can volunteers sign up without an account?

Yes. They open the link, tap a shift and type their name.

Can I print a sign-up sheet for the lobby?

Yes. Use the printable version for a bulletin board or welcome table.

Does it work for a giving tree or adopt-a-family?

Yes. Rename the items to the gifts or families you need covered, and each one can be claimed once.

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