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Homeschool Supplier and Resource Contact List, Two Sections
Hunting down that one curriculum company’s phone number mid-order gets old fast. A homeschool supplier and resource contact list keeps every vendor, co-op, and organization exactly where you need them.
The sheet is split into two color-coded grid sections. The top, headed Supplier Contacts in a sage green banner, has seven rows with columns for Supplier/Company, Contact Name, Phone, Email, Website, and Notes. Below it, a tan-bannered Resource Contacts grid mirrors the same six-column layout, also with seven rows, for organizations like libraries, co-ops, and tutors. A Homeschool Name and School Year field sit above both grids, and an Additional Notes box with three ruled lines runs along the bottom.
Day to day, you fill in a supplier row when you place a first order, then reach for the sheet any time you need to reorder, follow up, or compare shipping options. The Notes column is narrow but fits a short reminder like preferred payment or discount code. This is part of the Homeschooling Forms collection and suits parents who buy from multiple vendors or pull resources from several organizations each year, because having both categories on one page means one less document to locate.
Keep every curriculum vendor and co-op contact organized with this homeschool supplier and resource contact list. Free printable, instant download.
Getting Started With Your Homeschool Supplier and Resource Contact List
Usage Notes
Gel pens with a 0.5 mm tip fit neatly inside the narrow Phone and Email columns without crowding the lines. A fine liner works well for the Notes column, where you may want to write small. The sheet is worth laminating if you plan to update contacts often, since a dry erase marker wipes cleanly between school years.
Printing Tips
Run several copies at once if you anticipate outgrowing the seven rows per section quickly. A 75 lb text-weight paper holds up to repeated handling without feeling flimsy, and leaving a slightly wider left margin before printing makes hole-punching straightforward for a binder.