Charity Auction/fundraiser Vacation "non-rental" Use

This is a good one. We have a very strict 180 day minimum rental policy (county and association). Several homeowners are using their condos for charity and fundraiser donations for anywhere from days to a few weeks usage. It is like a revolving door hotel, with a minimum of 2 different couples or more per month. I'm not sure if the Homeowners are actually taking a charitable donation tax deduction, but they seem to be for legitimate organizations or religious affiliations. Any ideas will be appreciated. Thanks

Melissa- Sorry that I was unclear. The main issue is the revolving door of unaccompanied guests and rental cars in a small condo development with 180 day minimum rental rules. It’s all the negatives of short term vacation rentals skirting the rules since the condo is donated to various organizations, with bidders or ticket purchasers winning the vacation days. I truly believe the owners are not making any money and have good intentions, but the adjacent homeowners are consistently burdened with new guests, cars, the constant coming and going of tourists, etc. I mentioned not taking tax write off, since if they were, that would make it a clear violation. My question is: would donated vacation time still be considered a violation of a short term rental law since the charity is making money?? Or benefiting in some manner. Just an indirect way of skirting the rental law to me, except with actual good intentions.

Thanks, yes, likely different views and partially objective and subjective. We have house rules that do not allow short term rentals(under 180 days). There is also a rule about unreasonable turnover rate which interferes with enjoyment of other owners. That would be subjective, based on complaints. It's so difficult to legislate and prove, since everyone says they're friends,and the complaints are more related to seeing people come and go all the time, rather than actual noise or physical disruptions.