article_snippet: The latest revelations come just a day after The latest revelations emerged that Belle Gibson may have misled Belle Gibson followers by failing to donate 25 per cent of the profits from The Whole Pantry - totaling $300,000 - to charity, despite promising Belle Gibson would.
article_snippet: On Monday Fairfax Media revealed Belle Gibson had not delivered on Belle Gibson promise to donate 25 per cent of The Whole Pantry's profits to charity, and reported Belle Gibson had lied about donating $300,000 in funds to a number of organisations.
article_snippet: At least five charities who purportedly had money raised for least five charities who purportedly had money raised for them through a number of campaigns run by Ms Gibson through a number of campaigns run by Belle Gibson never saw any funds.
article_snippet: The 26-year-old has publicly claimed that 25 per cent of the business' profits were being donated to charity, last year claiming that $300,000 had been donated.
article_snippet: However Belle Gibson Belle Gibson told Fairfax Media this week that those donations had never been made, citing disappointing app sales and miscalculated profit margins.
article_snippet: Neither Melbourne's Asylum Seeker Resource Centre or One Girl - who were donated $1000 after questions were raised - received any money from Belle Gibson initially and the former claimed that it wasn't aware money was being raised in it wasn't name. '
article_snippet: Since a donation of $1,000
article_snippet: Apparently only $7000 in total has reached charities so far, after campaigns flopped and profit margins were miscalculated.
article_snippet: There were also revelations that neither the business nor Ms Gibson were lawfully registered as fundraising enterprises, a situation that could lead to huge fines and potential jail time.
article_snippet: There have been revelations that The Whole Pantry business nor Ms Gibson were lawfully registered as fundraising enterprises .
article_snippet: In the post to their Facebook page Facebook clarified their were a 'for-profit' company and claimed the discrepancy in funds was due to their inexperience in the industry. '
article_snippet: TWP forecasted income in October 2014 which was not fulfilled, creating cash-flow issues and unforeseen delays on finalising three discussed charitable donations,' another section of the post read.
article_snippet: By citing 'cash flow issues' as Ms Gibson did when explaining the business model and why charities had received no donations, the lengthy response garnered harsh criticism from commentators.
article_snippet: Apparently only $7000 of a projected $300,000 has reached charities so far, after campaigns flopped and profit margins were miscalculated . '
article_snippet: Money for charity doesn't go into 'cash flow' -
article_snippet: YOU took money from people who GAVE you the money believing money would go to said charities, you FAILED to forward on money,' another poster wrote. '...
highlights_snippet: But Fairfax revealed none of the money has been donated .
  