pie charts the amount of money that a children's charity located in US spent and received in one year.

The two pie charts show the annual revenue a children's charity in the US generated from food donations, community contributions, other

income

, government grants and investment

income

and how they spent their budget on three different categories.

To begin

, children's charity backbone when it comes to financing was donated food accounting for 86.6% of their entire revenue produced. The next significant sector that helped the charity with money was community contributions with 10.4%.

Furthermore

, program revenue contributed just 2.2% of their profit. Other

income

, government grants and investment

income

were the least sources of resources with a rate not higher than 0.5% each. With regards to how they spent their budget, program services consume the highest proportion of their expenses attracting 95.5%. Fundraising was somehow important as they spent 2.5% of their resources on it. The

last

item they value was management and general receiving just 1.6%. In ,summary it is evident that the organization's main source of

income

was from food donations

while

investment and government grants were the least contributors. ,

Also

it is clear from the second pie that the group spent the largest size of their fund on program service,

whereas

management and general received the lowest recognition.