An investigation has been opened into a fundraiser hosted by former first lady Melania Trump. The New York Times reported that Trump is selling tickets to an April “high tea” event benefitting her Be Best endeavor called “Fostering the Future.” The initiative is intended to provide computer science scholarships to young people who have been in foster care.

The Hill reports:

The Times reported that no charity with the name Fostering the Future or Be Best has been registered in Florida.

In a tweet after the publication of the Times article, the former first lady blasted the newspaper’s reporting, calling it “dishonest.”

“Everything has been done lawfully, & all documents are in the works. Read with caution-typical corrupt media,” she said. “We are working w/Bradley Impact Fund, a Donor-Advised Fund, to select charities that will receive the donations to foster children.”

The revelation about the former first lady’s venture came as part of a more wide-ranging Times report on former President Trump, his associates and his business dealings since leaving the White House.

Trump has repeatedly hinted at mounting another presidential campaign in 2024 while endorsing other Republicans for office.