The Trump Foundation continues to be hot in the news and, if the reports are true, a lesson in how a private foundation cannot be governed and operated. Meanwhile, New York City hosted the Social Good Summit, the United Nations General Assembly, and the final Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting. Have a listen to Sam Cooke‘s Wonderful World (“don’t know much …”) while perusing our curated nonprofit tweets of the week:

• Independent Sector: 78% of voters support a bigger role 4 charitable sector working w/ gov’t to produce solutions. http://ow.ly/YDvW304sD7v #united4charity
• Urban Institute: Report: What to know about state regulation & enforcement in the charitable sector http://urbn.is/2cQpU4N
• David Fahrenthold: “I represent 700 nonprofits a year & I’ve never encountered anything so brazen” Tax expert on @realdonaldtrump’s Fdn Washington Post
• Charitable Reform: New Trump Tax Plan Caps Charitable Deductions via NonProfit Times.
• Charitable Reform: The @HillaryClinton plan carves out char. ded. from 28% cap according to @TaxPolicyCenter: Alliance for Charitable Reform … @NonProfitTimes
• Nonprofit Quarterly: Do you understand how money works in the nonprofit sector? Take this classic quiz to find out!  NPQ
• Gene: Should I serve on this board? Great article by @ErinBradrick from BoardSource  #nonprofits
• Nell Edgington: How can philanthropy be more responsive to those who need it most? http://ow.ly/gzDO304nFcB  #nonprofit
• Devex: 4 takeaways from #SocialGood Summit 2016: http://buff.ly/2cEP1cq … #2030Now #GlobalGoals
• Sara Wallace Beatty: Now that @ClintonGlobal is over, what’s next? See our piece on rethinking the #globaldev convening in SSIReview
• Foundation Center – SF: Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Commit $3 Billion, Develop Plan Toward Tackling All Diseases By 2100 @sal19 http://ow.ly/zydW304rmCY via @Inc