Trunk or Treat

Trunk or Treat Sign Up Sheet

Car spots, candy, games, and setup on one link

A trunk or treat sign up sheet gives every decorated car a numbered spot, so you know how many trunks are coming and where they park. Add slots for candy donations, game stations, and setup and cleanup crews, and share one link with your church, school, or neighborhood. Families sign up from their phones with no account.

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Trunk or treat sign up sheet template

For a lot of 20 cars and about 150 kids:

Free printable volunteer / time slot sign up sheet template

Volunteer / time slot sign up sheet

Volunteer shifts, conferences, appointments, booth schedules

SlotHow manyNote on the sheet
Car spot20, numberedArrive 45 minutes early to decorate
Trunk themeOne per carAsk as a question so themes do not repeat
Extra candy donation6–8 bagsBackup for trunks that run out
Nut-free / teal pumpkin trunk2Non-food treats only
Game station leader3–4Ring toss, bean bags, pumpkin bowling
Hot cocoa or cider table2
Check-in and headcount2
Parking and traffic2–3Reflective vests
Setup crew3Cones and signs
Cleanup crew4Trash bags and a sweep of the lot

How much candy each trunk needs

Each trunk hands out a piece or two to every child who comes past, so multiply your expected headcount by two and ask each trunk to bring about that much. Use last year's count if you have one. Collect a few extra donated bags at check-in for trunks that run out early.

Trunk or treat theme ideas

  • Pumpkin patch with hay bales
  • Under the sea, with blue streamers and fish
  • Haunted house (keep it gentle for toddlers)
  • Candy land
  • Favorite movie or book characters
  • Space or rocket launch
  • Camping, with a pop-up tent and s'mores-themed treats
  • Monster mouth: the open trunk as a giant mouth with teeth

Game stations

  • Pumpkin bowling with mini pumpkins and plastic bottles
  • Ring toss on witch hats
  • Bean bag toss into jack-o'-lanterns
  • Mummy wrap race with toilet paper rolls
  • Costume parade with a prize for each age group

Safety and allergy notes

Children with a food allergy, or about two in every classroom
1 in 13
Source: FARE (Food Allergy Research & Education)
  • Close the lot to moving cars once the event starts, and mark a separate drop-off area
  • Put a teal pumpkin trunk or two on the sheet for children with food allergies
  • Ask trunks not to give out homemade treats
  • Keep battery lights in the trunks rather than candles
  • Hand each volunteer a reflective vest for parking duty

How to Create Your Trunk or Treat Sign-Up with SignupKit

  1. 1

    Create your event

    Add the event name, date, location, and a short description for participants.

  2. 2

    Add sign-up slots

    Create slots for dishes, shifts, roles, or RSVP options. Set quantities and optional deadlines.

  3. 3

    Share one link

    Send a single mobile-friendly link. Participants sign up without creating an account.

  4. 4

    Track and remind

    See who signed up in real time, export the list, and send automated reminder emails.

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