Stop Writing Long Emails. Your Volunteers Won’t Read Them.

Written By Tom Olver

Volunteer communication works best when it’s short, clear and purposeful.

Volunteers want direction, not essays.

Replace long emails with a three-part message: what to do, why it matters, and what success looks like.

Keep it scannable.

Volunteers stay engaged when communication feels easy and energizing. 𖤓

Tom Olver
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