Helping Animals At Risk Mystery Box Review + Coupon – Welcome Box

This is one of the owners of Helping Animals At Risk. First of all we want to clarify that we are not and we do not pretend to be a Charity. Helping Animals At Risk is a private Company created by two animal lovers. As we love animals we decided to donate part of our profits to animal NPOs.

So you understand how we work, we arrange our donations in three ways:

– In some cases, animal protection NPOs contact us asking not for money, but to donate a certain amount of our products so that they can use them as promotional materials in their fundraising events, or even raffle them. They can make potentially hundreds or even thousands of dollars this way.

– In other cases, they ask us for a specific monetary donations. As their requests are always very reasonable, in the range of several hundreds of dollars, our answer is always yes.

– And in the third scenario, we proactively look for Animal Protection charities or organizations and contact them ourselves offering a donation, which can be a one-off donation, or a recurring one. The amount varies depending on the impact we think our donation may have, and the frequency, but typical amounts are $300, $500 and $1000

Incidentally, if you know of any such organization that could benefit from our help, just send us a link to their website or FB page and we will take it from there.

Caveat: we do NOT donate to zoos (unless they are injured animals recovery centers open to the public) as we don’t see zoos as an animal protection activity, unfortunately it’s quite the opposite in many cases where animals are kept in horrible conditions.

If you want to check the list of organizations we have helped in the past, you can see it in the “Our Promise” page at https://www.helpinganimalsatrisk.com/pages/our-promise

You could also check the pages of some of the companies we support. Below you have an example of a few of them. There you will find info about our company

http://www.orcanetwork.org/Main/index.php?categories_file=Supporters
http://www.wolfmatters.org/
http://www.forestsformonarchs.org/who-we-are/partnerships/

Helping Animals at Risk

Their terms of service lists this name and address:
Goopping Intl #87419, 932 N State Street STE 2 Orem Utah US 84057-3193.

A quick search for Goopping Intl appears it is a parcel forwarding company. It also looks like there are many other small companies using this address.

The WHOIS lookup for their domain http://www.helpinhanimalsatrisk.com is protected so it’s hidden from public lookup.

I’m confused as the description says it’s centered around one endangered animal – but which endangered animal are they focusing on? I’d assume sea turtles but the phone stand would just fall under generic turtle. I believe there are certain types of owls, dolphins and butterflies that are endangered but it honestly seems like they just used 4 animal items that they could get for cheap. Good concept but seems like a bust (and count me in as skeptical if any money actually get donated).

HI all, I will email them about all your charity concerns and see what I can find out. Please check back here. Thanks! Anna

I was excited for a minute, but then realized there is no way to verify this. If they legit donated for animal rescue I would be all over it.

I would also be interested in verifying that this box actually does help animals.

I just saw that the box says it “Ships worldwide from China” So yeah, there’s absolutely no way of knowing if they donate any profits to animal charities. lol.

I love the dolphin pin also. The colors are just beautiful. I wonder the same as the others who commented about the percentage of proceeds going to help the animals. I have wondered about this on numerous boxes that say they give a percentage to XYZ charity. How do we know that they actually do? I would love to know if there is an agency that monitors these donations. Can you or Liz lead me in the right direction?

I like this idea, but I can’t find how much actually goes to help the animals. Is this listed somewhere? I can’t find it on the website…

That turtle is sooo clever. I need one!

Am I the only one who wants to see more info on how they donate money? Their mission statement sounds very vague. And saying you donate a percentage of profits could mean anything from 0.5% to 50%. The website just has a lot of links to get people to sell their jewelry. Looks a bit suspicious to me. That said, I would love to see a mystery box from the World Wildlife Fund!