thank you delivery people: free printable for families

This time of the year is insane.

We’re moving so quickly, our to-do lists are nuts, and often we’re totally forgetting to breathe.

At least I am.

So when I saw my sweet and smart friend Danielle Smith, of Pretty Extraordinary, take a minute to say “thank you” to the delivery people, I stopped and smiled.

This is so simple. But it can really make someone’s day.

Here’s the skinny. . .

Thank You Delivery People — Printables for Families

It’s a simple “thank you” that you can leave on your doorstep for the people from the USPS, UPS, FedEx, Amazon, or any delivery company. You can put anything you’d like inside it, but essentially, it’s a little container of drinks and snacks with a little thank you note.

Just think about how quickly those hardworking men and women are moving. They go non-stop all day and into the night. How happy might they be if they stop at your house and see a little note of thanks? I had to do it.

So if you’d like to grab the printables I created, they’re here for you to grab.

Simply throw your name in the box below, and it’ll end up in your inbox in no time. Print, sign, and put it outside. If you’re super fancy and want to laminate, go ahead.

(Here’s my favorite laminator: Scotch Thermal Laminator)

And here’s your ticket to the thank you delivery people poster:

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Thank you for supporting my small business with this purchase.

I cannot tell you how much I appreciate you–every, little bit helps!

What do you do if you’ve got bold animals in your yard?

If you have squirrels, chipmunks, fox, rabbits, or even cats who are super bold and feisty, then you have to be a little more wise with your ‘thank you’.

Put your treats inside a zip cooler, or a plastic storage container with a lid. Simple. Easy!

Have a great holiday, and do let me know what you’re doing to brighten someone’s day or to add to the holiday spirit–I’d love to know!

Want a few more holiday-inspired gift ideas or activities? Check out:

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