It’s been a warm summer week here and in many parts of the country. Have a listen to Ella Fitzgerald sing Heat Wave while perusing our curated nonprofit tweets of the week:

• Rick Cohen: Trustees Behaving Badly: A Never-ending Saga–Important to fix! … Nonprofit Quarterly
• Gene: Overcoming the Challenge of Director Misconduct ABA Business Law Today #governance
• Stacy Palmer: After Red Cross/Grassley dispute a good follow up by @becky_koenig on how nonprofits hide info using contracts https://shar.es/1sA1C0
• Sandra Feinsmith: IRS Should Avoid Bias Risk in Auditing Nonprofits, GAO Finds https://lnkd.in/ebzZfTC
• Tony Martignetti: Nonprofit[s] giving IRS too much info – NonProfitTimes
• Cecily Jackson Zapata: Federal judge allows #NY to require Citizens United to disclose names of donors before fundraising Reuters #nonprofit #law
• National Council of Nonprofits: For donors & grantmakers interested in supporting #nonprofit capacity building Must read from @GEOfunders http://buff.ly/1exDqts
• For Purpose Law: Good Financial Records: A Must for Every Nonprofit
• NGOSource: Understanding Risk Tolerance in #Grantmaking Stanford Social Innovation Review
• Nayantara Mehta: Dept of Labor Says Most Workers Are Employees and Not Independent Contractors: 5 Notable Takeaways from @NelpNews http://huff.to/1Mpcn1s
• Mark Blumberg: Is Too Much Funding Going to Social Entrepreneurs—And Too Little to Social Movements? – Inside Philanthropy
• Philanthropy: Opinion: We need to prove impact investing makes a difference http://bit.ly/1OOst3Z