The chart below gives information on the percentage of British people giving money to charity for the years 1990 and 2010. Summarise the information by selectig and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram illustrates how many people in England are giving their money to charity, which is shown by percentage and

age

range from 18 to above 65

years

old. The information is conducted from 1990 to 2010.

This

writing will be given the big picture and the details of the information.

Overall

, the chart is increasing over the

years

and hit the peak in the donation from 36 to 50

years

old British in 1990. The total number of charities from 1990 is larger than in 2010. To start with, the

age

groups with the least amount of donations are from 18 to 25 which was only 5% in 2010.

However

, they spent more money in 1990 with a percentage number was 15%. The most spent money is done by

age

groups 51-65 in 2010 and 36-50 in 1990 (slightly below 40% and above 40%, respectively). Surprisingly, there was a similar number of donated by

age

groups more than 65 and 36-50 in 2010, which was 35%.

Lastly

, 26-35

years

old British people are on average amount spending between 25% and 30% only.