The pie chart shows the amount of money that a children's charity located in the USA spent and received in 2016.

The pie chart illustrates the information on the earnings and spending in 2016 by the USA children's charity.

Overall

, it is obvious that the total revenue was bigger than the total cost.

On the other hand

, the first is divided into six different figures and the second has three different cost purposes.

To begin

with, accounting for over three out of four in the first circle graph, precisely 86.6%, the revenue from Donated Food was the largest and it was more than eight times the Community Contributions source, which was 10.4%.

According to

the data, the remaining came from mostly Program Povonou at 2.2%, Other Income at 0.4%, Investment Income and Governments Grants summarily contributed to 0,4%, which each accounted for 0.2%. In the

second,

the money spent on Program Services was the most which consumed almost 95.8% of the cost. The others field that the charity invested in were Fundraising at 2.6%, and Management and General at 1.6%.

This

was

such

a beneficial investment that the charity could save over $300,000

at the end

of the year because the total expenditures were $53,224,890

whereas

the total collection was $53,561,580.