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Johnson said she was just trying to do a good thing for children in the community.
After receiving the call to cancel the event, she took to Facebook to let community members know.
“Although my heart was in the right place.. someone else’s was not,” she wrote Friday. “That person is no doubt reading this message, and this is for you: You CANNOT stop what is destined to be! You didn’t win! All you did is make me figure out another way.”
She told USA TODAY she was hurt that someone tried to turn it into something negative.
“It was a very heartbreaking thing for me,” Johnson said. “I was just trying to do a good thing and help some kids and help the community. For someone to turn it into what they did, it was pretty awful.” Click here to continue reading this story.
