article_snippet: Doubts over Australian blogger Belle Gibson cancer survival story surfaced after Ms Gibson's cancer survival story was revealed Australian blogger Belle Gibson failed to donate up to £151,000 in profits from the  health and lifestyle app to charity.
article_snippet: Ms Gibson's success might have continued unabated were Ms Gibson's success not for doubts raised about significant amounts of money raised through sales of the app that were destined for charity.
article_snippet: The health guru has publicly claimed that 25 per cent of the business' profits were being donated, last year claiming that £151,000 had been raised.
article_snippet: The health guru was revealed on Monday, however, that Ms Gibson had failed to donate that sum.
article_snippet: In a post to their Facebook page, the Whole Pantry clarified their were a 'for-profit' company and claimed the discrepancy in funds was due to their inexperience in the industry. '
article_snippet: Only £3,500 has actually 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: Missing money: There have been revelations that The Whole Pantry business nor Ms Gibson were lawfully registered as fundraising enterprises .
article_snippet: Failure: Apparently only £3,500 of a projected £151,000 has reached charities so far, after campaigns flopped and profit margins were miscalculated .
article_snippet: Daily Mail Australia did not feel this was necessary as The Whole Pantry is a collection of food recipes, which Penguin has published in good faith. '
highlights_snippet: the Melbourne woman was even ill was earlier revealed money from the app hadn't been donated to charity .
  