How a nonprofit treats its volunteers can have far-flung effects on its immediate and long-term results. A nonprofit organization that fosters positive relationships with its volunteers can position itself for success. Meanwhile, the organization also increases the likelihood of converting its volunteers into donors.

Research indicates individuals who volunteer are more likely than others to give to charity. Furthermore, if volunteers feel engaged in their work, their friends and family members may be willing to give money toward their cause.

Your nonprofit wants its volunteers to enjoy what they do. That way, your volunteers can deliver outstanding results. They can even become advocates for your organization, to the point where they donate to it, and encourage others to do the same.

Now, let’s look at four things you can do to encourage your nonprofit volunteers to become donors.