Select Your Phase Leader. The Recipe Collection Phase Leader should be your most dependable and outgoing member. Two or three others should assist with follow-up calls and recipe sorting. All members should help solicit and donate recipes.   Dispense Recipe Collection Forms. Print out the following recipe collection forms. If your donors print legibly on these forms, recipes do not have to be typed.   Participate With A Well-Known Cook. Remember, it's the names under your recipes that sell books. Limit the number of recipes to 3 - 4 per person, unless that person is a very famous cook in your community.   Follow Up On Recipe Donors. Note on the tracking form everyone you send recipe forms to. Sort recipes into proper sections as they come in. Call if you don't receive recipes in 7 - 8 days.   Sort Recipes Into Sections. Set up a file folder for each recipe section. Arrange recipes within each section in the order you wish them to appear. Fundcraft does not eliminate recipes, check for content, accuracy and duplicates.   Put Count Sheets On Top Of Each Recipe Section. After all recipes have been reviewed, attach the appropriate recipe count sheet to each section. Use the Recipe Count Sheets for the appropriate Section Dividers (Easy Money - 10 Dividers or For Pennies More - 7 Full-Color Dividers). Indicate the number of recipes in each section on each sheet.