We do freezer meals in our ward and we have a very large attendance from people who are older to young mothers. We sign up for 1 or 2 specific meals and pay in advance for the meals and have one person buy everything. We meet at her house and assemble 1-2 meals. It has gotten so big that we even have 2 different 2 hour sessions the same
day. One in the morning and one in the evening. We just show up anytime during that time period.

The cost of each freezer meal is different. They have ranged from $4 dollars to $8 and we always do it for 6 people. Some of us with smaller families separate it into 2 meals. We send around a sign up sheet with the cost of the two freezer meals we are doing that month. They can sign up for one of them or one of each. Most people do both. We have like 30 people sign up from older women, single women, and younger women with small children at home. We meet at one sisters house and assemble in order. We have recipes we send home with them if they want to make it again. It is amazing how many things freeze well. We are doing a chicken carbonara this month and something else. Hopefully I have answered your questions. In my sisters ward they form a group of 8 and they make 8 of the same meal and swap once a month.

Chicken broccoli casserole freezes well, I also put stove top stuffing on top prepared. Pastas work well in the freezer, the only thing you have to be careful about is there are a few ingredients that don't freeze well. A lot of recipes say you can freeze tortilla but I don't like them because they get soggy, there is probably I trick but I don't know it. I hope this helps. Those Glad bakeware/freezer ware are the best to use because you can freeze in them and then cook in the oven.