Christmas, but make it personal.

Put yourself
on the list.

You’ve thought about everyone else’s Christmas. What would you genuinely love? The spa day. The fishing trip. The flight home. Give your people a way to get it right.

Make my Christmas list

Plan first. Create an account when you’re ready to save.
Free to create and share. 4% platform fee + Stripe processing on successful contributions. See fees.

A person in a cozy sweater wrapping Christmas presents at a wooden table beside a Christmas tree.Illustrative stock photo
A better answer to “What do you want?”

“Actually, there is something
I’d really love.”

Adults get a Christmas list, too.

Less guessing. More “you get me.”

A registry is a way to answer honestly when someone asks. Start with one thing—or several. Your people can contribute toward what matters to you.

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For the mom behind the magic

You make Christmas happen.
You belong on the list, too.

Knowing everyone’s sizes and favorite snacks doesn’t mean your answer has to be “nothing.” Ask for something that feels like time for you.

A massage + childcareA year of yogaA weekend away
Make my list

These are starting ideas, not packages sold by RAL. Choose the goal, costs, and details that work for your life.

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For the dad with enough ties

Socks are fine.
They don’t have to be the whole plot.

The fishing trip. The guitar lessons. The garage project. Put something you genuinely want on the list before everybody starts guessing.

A fishing tripMusic lessonsTools for a project
Make my list

Not into any of these? Good. This is your list. Pick your own hobby, plan, or next adventure.

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For grown kids building their own lives

You moved out.
You didn’t stop being somebody’s kid.

Your list just looks different now. You can be independent and still tell your family what would make this chapter a little better.

A flight homeA first real sofaA class or certification
Make my list

Parents: send them this page and let them choose. You don’t have to guess which version of their old hobby they still like.

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For the friend who always shows up

They show up for everyone.
Let’s show up for them.

Start a private list for the friend who always says “don’t worry about me.” Send them the invitation in Messenger so they can review the ideas and make it theirs.

Concert ticketsA pottery classA weekend away
Start a list for a friend

They stay in control: your friend claims the private draft with their own account, reviews the goals, connects their own Stripe payout account, and decides when to publish. Contributions open only after setup is complete. How it works.

Your list. Your pace.

Start small. Make it yours.

01

Name your Christmas plan.

A short title is enough. “My Christmas wish list” works. No essay required.

02

Add what you actually want.

Add several goals, edit the details, and use your own costs. Not sure of amounts yet? Keep planning.

03

Save it. Then share it.

Create your account to save. Finish email and payout setup before publishing, then send your registry’s own link to your people.

Friends and family contribute toward your goals. RAL doesn’t buy products, book services, or activate memberships for you. Contributions are voluntary; funding is not guaranteed.

A few fair questions.

Is this a cash registry or a store?

A cash gift registry for your chosen goals. Supporters contribute toward your plan. You arrange the purchases, classes, memberships, or experiences; RAL doesn’t sell or book them for you.

Does one person have to cover the whole goal?

No. People can contribute toward a larger goal together. Make the costs and plan clear, and only share with people you’re comfortable inviting. Contributions are voluntary, and a goal is not guaranteed to be fully funded.

Can I add more than one thing?

Yes. The existing creation flow lets you add multiple goals and edit them before saving. You can start planning without logging in, then create an account when you’re ready to save.

Can I organize one for a friend?

Yes. Start a private draft and send your friend their invitation through Messenger. They claim it with their own account, review the details, connect their own Stripe payout account, and publish when ready. There is also a separate organizer-managed option if you intend to receive and manage the funds with their permission. Read the organizer details.

What does it cost?

Creating and sharing a registry is free. Successful contributions carry a 4% platform fee, plus separate Stripe processing charges. The remaining amount is routed to the registry owner’s connected Stripe account. See the full fee explanation.

Everyone else has a list.
Make room for yours.

Put myself on the list

You’re not asking for more. You’re helping your people get it right.