The pie chart shows the amount of money that a children’s charity located in the USA spent and received in one year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The pie graphs illustrate how children’s charity collects and invests
money
in the USA in a year.
Overall
, on the one hand, it can be seen that the revenue sources obtained the highest proportion of money
from donated food, on the other hand
, program services represent the highest rate of the children’s charity expenditures.
To begin
with, the dominant source of the foundation is donated food with 86.6%. In second place are community contributions with 10.4%, which together represent the most important charity’s income. Together, these two sources account for 97%, which take a great role for the children. Additionally
, more than 2 per cent of income was provided by program revenue. Finally
, government grants and other incomes represent the lower founding source with less than 0.5%.
Nevertheless
, the expenditures are provided most of all by program services with 95.8%, instead
of fundraising and management, which represent less than 3% of spending money
. Regardless of the total sum of money
, the revenue sources and the expenditure consist of $53,561,580 and $53,224,896 respectively, which indicates that the children’s charity saves around 300 thousand dollars.Submitted by cristi.corceac on
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