The pie charts show the revenue sources and expenditure of a children’s charity in the USA in one year.

The pie charts illustrate how much a charitable organization for children in the USA spent and received in 2006.

Overall

, it is evident that the revenue of children’s charity mainly came from donated food

while

the expenditure for program service constituted the most. The investment income and government grants gave

this

organization very little. Donated food contributed the majority to revenue sources of the children’s charity was 86,6%, which ranked

first,

followed by 10.4% of the community contribution, quite far compared to the donated food.

In contrast

, 0.4% and 2.2% were the amount of money, received from program Povonuo and other income.

However

, the figures from investment income and government shared a similar and smallest, with only 0.2%. The most of expenditures were for program services, which made up 95.8%

whereas

the amount of fundraising was 2.6% and the figure for management and general was lower than

this

by 1%, which was 1.6%.