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

This

provided pie chart illustrates the money which was collected and spent by a charity for children in the USA in one year. It is obvious that the total earnings slightly exceeded all expenses.

Moreover

, the first chart was divided into six figures

while

the second one was composed of three categories. At the outset, donated food accounted for most of the fund, at 86.6%, but the program services represented the majority of expenditures, at 95.8%.

In addition

to that, the second largest

income

for the charity was community contributions, at 10.4%, and it was around eight times less than the first

income

source.

On the other hand

, the other sources of revenue were a minority compared to donated food, which was program revenue, investment

income

, investment grants, and other

income

, at 3% combined.

Also

, the other expenditures were very small in comparison to program services,

such

as fundraising, management and general which accounted for 4.2% combined. Though all the charity’s expenses, at 53244896 were high, the total revenue sources were at 53561580 and covered them.