Free potluck sign-up sheets for churches, PTAs, and community groups. Members claim a dish from email—no passwords, no ads, no duplicate lasagnas.
Create a potluck sign-up sheetSpring potluck — what to bring
Category slots with limits
Illustration of a category-based sign-up sheet, not a live event.
A paper list on the fridge, or a reply-all thread, is how you get eight desserts and no mains. An online potluck sign-up sheet lets you set how many salads, mains, desserts, and drinks you actually need. Members see what is already claimed and pick an open slot from one email click.
In Voluntold that is a sign-up sheet with category-based slots—the same structure used for courses or clothing sizes—not a date-and-time shift grid. If you only need a headcount, a Quick Poll is the better tool.
1. Set the categories
Create a sheet, choose category-based slots, and add salad, main, dessert, drinks—or whatever your group actually eats. Set a limit on each.
2. Email the members
Broadcast the sheet to your church, PTA, or club list. People claim a dish from the email. No account and no password for volunteers.
3. Watch the menu fill
The roster updates as people sign up. Full categories close. Copy the sheet next year instead of rebuilding the list from scratch.
Hospitality teams need coverage by dish type, not a free-for-all. Pair the sheet with greeter or kitchen volunteer shifts if you also need setup and cleanup crews. See church volunteer sign-up sheets.
Parents claim snacks or potluck dishes without creating another account. Classroom helper shifts belong on a separate volunteer shift sheet. See school volunteer sign-up sheets.
Service clubs and neighborhood groups can keep the dish list and the work-party shifts in one project, with a live roster everyone can see.
Add your members, set the dish categories, and send the email. Trial caps apply; ask us to lift them when you are ready.
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