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Social · 8 signups · 8 spots
Thanksgiving Dinner
Plan Thanksgiving dinner with flexible categories and ideas for what to bring. Choose something you enjoy; other favorites are welcome. Starting quantities suit about 15–20 guests and can be adjusted. Host: claim anything you are providing before sharing. Guests: bring a serving utensil, label ingredients and allergens, and check with the host if your dish needs reheating. Spots count contributions and helping roles, not attendance.
Thanksgiving Dinner
Example preview — this is how your sign-up sheet will look
Mains
Sign Up0 of 2 claimed
Appetizers
Sign Up0 of 3 claimed
Sides & Salads
Sign Up0 of 6 claimed
Bread & Extras
Sign Up0 of 2 claimed
What this sets up for you
This template creates a sign-up page with the signups below — each one is something people claim a spot on. Everything is editable before you share it.
Or just look at it: see this template live — click around a working example.
Mains
2 spotsIdeas: turkey, ham, a vegetarian centerpiece, or another main your group enjoys. Check what the host is providing.
People signing up are asked for:
Full Name *Email * (private to you)What main dish are you bringing? *
Appetizers
3 spotsIdeas: a cheese board, deviled eggs, dips, or other snacks to enjoy before dinner.
People signing up are asked for:
Full Name *Email * (private to you)What appetizer are you bringing? *
Sides & Salads
6 spotsIdeas: stuffing, mashed or sweet potatoes, green beans, roasted vegetables, or a salad. Family favorites are welcome.
People signing up are asked for:
Full Name *Email * (private to you)What side dish or salad are you bringing? *
Bread & Extras
2 spotsIdeas: dinner rolls, cornbread, cranberry sauce, gravy, or another favorite accompaniment.
People signing up are asked for:
Full Name *Email * (private to you)What bread or extras are you bringing? *
Desserts
4 spotsIdeas: pumpkin pie, apple pie, pecan pie, or another favorite dessert. Store-bought treats are welcome.
People signing up are asked for:
Full Name *Email * (private to you)What dessert are you bringing? *
Drinks & Ice
3 spotsIdeas: water, cider, sparkling drinks, or bags of ice. Include nonalcoholic options.
People signing up are asked for:
Full Name *Email * (private to you)What drinks or ice are you bringing? *
Supplies
2 spotsIdeas: plates, cups, napkins, utensils, or containers for leftovers. Check what the host already has.
People signing up are asked for:
Full Name *Email * (private to you)What supplies are you bringing? *
Helping Hands
5 spotsIdeas: help set the table, arrange serving dishes, clear plates, or pack leftovers. Choose a task and coordinate timing with the host.
People signing up are asked for:
Full Name *Email * (private to you)How would you like to help? *
* required · fields marked “private to you” are shown only to you as the organizer, never to other participants
Questions
Can I change Thanksgiving food categories and contribution limits?
Yes. Adjust the categories, capacities, and dish questions for your guest list, and claim anything the host is providing before sharing.
Does the Thanksgiving sheet also count dinner guests?
Food and helping places count contributions. Use a separate attendance signup if you need a guest count, and explain what each food contribution should include.
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