The chart below gives information on the percentage of British people giving money to charity by age range for the years 1990 and 2010.

The diagram depicts the figure of donators in the UK who grant money for donations to the 5 age range in the period of 1990 to 2010.

Overall

, it is apparent that the grants are dominated by middle age and advanced

adults

.

However

, in 2010, the total of donators from middle

adults

declined slightly. That trend

also

occurred in the adolescent and young adult categories. To start with, in 1990, the

group

of 36-50 ages recorded as the

group

that has the most donors by more than 40% followed by advanced

adults

in second place,

while

the young adult

group

showed in reverse which accounted for about 16%.

In addition

, older millennials and the elderly shared the same presentation which doubled from the young adult categories.

In contrast

, in 2010, starting all categories from young

adults

, middle

adults

, and the

group

of 36-50 experienced a downward trend which declined about 5% from the starting percentage except the

group

of young

adults

reduced 3 times from the initial number.

Nevertheless

, the

group

of advanced

adults

and elderly depicted a slight increase by no more than 5% from the initial number.