You don’t keep hospital cards or immunization records in your wallet, so keep them here. When you need the records, they’re at your fingertips. For example, when you register your kid in school, or camp, or sports... you need to produce documents that may have been sitting around for years. Having a Homebox means you know exactly where to find them, without searching. If you are managing health issues, print off a journal PDF (which we should have on the website) and keep track of visits, symptoms, and treatments / medications. You will be taken more seriously when seeking medical attention if you have good records at your fingertips. Keep glasses prescription here for when the dog eats your glasses and you need new ones quick. Keep the list of walk-in clinics and urgent care / pediatric urgent care clinics here. Most pediatric urgent care clinics will hand out a sheet of all of them since they all keep different hours.

Keep lease, mortgage or ownership documents here. Records of repairs come in handy, as do receipts for warranty purposes. And a spare key fits. This is also a good place to keep neighbour’s keys if you swap, or other keys (storage unit, cottage, shed, etc)

From insurance policies and safety guidelines to budget templates and expense trackers, it offers tools to safeguard your home and manage finances effectively. It also includes maintenance schedules, repair logs, and contractor contacts to ensure timely upkeep and repairs. Additionally, the folder features family calendars, event planners, and school schedules to streamline family coordination and maximize quality time together. With resources for both practical tasks and family organization, this section serves as a central hub for efficient household management and harmonious living.

The "Personal Papers" folder safeguards vital personal documents such as birth certificates, passports, and wills, along with legal and military records. It stresses the importance of ensuring document accessibility and maintaining up-to-date information, including safety deposit box details for added security.

The "Recreation" folder is like our family's activity headquarters. Inside, you'll find schedules for everything from YMCA classes to yoga sessions, alongside our local gym's timetable. It's also home to essential documents like off-season fishing licenses and our PADI diving papers, giving them a place to belong. We've got maps for biking and camping adventures, making planning a breeze. Plus, we use it to track the kids' karate belt levels and CanSail sailing certificates. It's surprising how much we rely on it considering the variety of activities we enjoy—it's like having our own little recreation center at our fingertips.

Keep lease, mortgage, or ownership documents here. Records of repairs come in handy, as do receipts for warranty purposes. Additionally, it's a good idea to store a spare key here. This folder also serves as a convenient place to keep your neighbor's keys if you swap, as well as other keys such as those for a storage unit, cottage, or shed.

Staying on top of car maintenance can be made easy by storing receipts for oil changes and upkeep in this folder.