Non-profit organization withdraws from golf event sponsored by strip club at Trump Resort

In a statement, the Trump Corporation announced that it had cancelled the shadow Cabaret tournament after the non - profit association named as the beneficiary of the event - The Allstars foundation of Miami-left Wednesday earlier.

The shadow Cabaret tournament was cancelled following the withdrawal of the non-profit NPO

President Donald Trump's company canceled a golf tournament that a Miami-area strip club was planning to host this weekend at its Doral Resort in Florida.

In a statement, the Trump Corporation announced that it had cancelled the shadow Cabaret tournament after the non - profit association named as the beneficiary of the event - The Allstars foundation of Miami-left Wednesday earlier.

"The event was originally reserved with the idea of raising funds to support a local charity for the benefit of disadvantaged children," said a spokesperson for Trump in a statement. "Now that the charity has removed its affiliation, the event will no longer take place in our home and all monies paid out will be refunded."

In a telephone interview, Miami Allstars director Carlos Alamilla stated that he did not pay attention to the planned event and did not see its advertisements. That changed when the Washington Post called him on Tuesday.

On Wednesday morning, after the publication of the newspaper's article, Alamilla declared that he had called The Shadow Cabaret and announced that his organization was withdrawing.

"We are not participating, and I think you should cancel the event," Alamilla told tournament organizers.

Alamilla stated that his group is non-profit, although he is not registered as a charity in Florida - he said he missed a registration deadline. He added that the group provides mentoring, tutoring and basketball to approximately 40 youth.

He said he was approached by the organizers and offered an indeterminate payment following the tournament. He stated that he did not realize that his group's logo was used in the event advertisements, which offered golfers the opportunity to pay a dancer to act as a "caddy girl" on the Trump course.

Organizers said there would be no nudity on the golf course, but there could be nudity at Shadow Cabaret during a planned after-party.