Quick Sheet handoffs
Build a short, printable list of resources for one person — the paper you hand someone so help survives the conversation.
What this does
Quick Sheet collects listings you pick into one clean page you can print, save, or share as a link.
When to use it
Use it whenever you are helping someone in person and want them to leave with something they can act on — a caseworker with a client, a librarian with a patron, a family member making a call list.
What you need
Nothing. A printer helps; the share link works without one.
In this guide
Building one
Add resources as you find them
Every listing has an “add to Quick Sheet” action. Search normally and collect as you go.
Open the Quick Sheet page
Review the list. Check each item’s hours and notes now — a handoff with a wrong phone number is worse than none.
Trim it
Two or three realistic options beat ten. Remove anything the person cannot actually reach or qualify for.
Print or share
Print the sheet, or copy its public link — the link version stays current as listings update.
For teams
Organizations that reuse the same handoffs can save Quick Sheet templates and share a library of them through Reach, including QR cards that open a sheet from a poster or a wallet card. See How organizations use LaneHelp.
Common questions
How is Quick Sheet different from the handouts page?
Handouts are pre-built sheets for common needs, ready to print in stacks. Quick Sheet is custom — built for one person’s specific situation.
Do Quick Sheet links expire?
Saved sheets keep working, and the listings inside them show current information whenever the link is opened.
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