Below are some tips to keep in mind when creating new workflows. There are different ways to use workflows to send emails to groups. One approach is to set up an attribute that defines the group, then add an Email Send action type pointed to the attribute. Below is an example of what that would look like. Field Type - Be sure the Field Type is set to "Group" so you can select the group you need.Default Value - Use the drop-down to select the group that should receive the email. Action Type - Select "Email Send" to have the workflow send an email.To Attribute - Next to the Send To Email Addresses field, select the attribute you configured above from this drop-down. This will send an email to the "Children's Volunteers" group, according to the workflow attribute setup. Only group members with an Active status and an email address that accepts email receive it. While not required in all cases, it's wise to have your last action set the activity as complete when it's done. To do that, select Activity is Completed on Success on that action. If you don't set this, all of the actions will need to be complete before the activity is marked complete. And if you're using action filters, this might not always occur. Don't forget that you can activate a workflow from a workflow. If there's something small that isn't working quite right in your big workflow, consider creating a small helper workflow to get the job done. There are many resources to help you build the workflow you need. Aside from the Workflow Actions Documentation, other guides may give insight into building the right workflow the right way. For example: the Connections guide.