The pie charts show the revenue sources and expenditures of a children’s charity in the USA in one year. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The pie charts below display the income and waste of a charity for children in a year in the United States

Overall

, there are more earnings than spending. Food had the biggest profit, followed by community contributions,

while

program services had the highest expenditures. About the income, donated food had 86.6% of the

overall

share, the next biggest earnings comes from the community contribution with a little more than one-tenth of the portion, specifically, 10.4%. Program revenue only contributed to a small part, with 2.2%,

while

investment income and government occupied only 0.2% each, and the rest 0,4% comes from other profits. There are three main spendings, where the program services occupied almost all the expenditures, with 95.8%. Fundraising had a proportion of only 2.6% of the

overall

paying out,

while

management and general wastes were 1% less than fundraising.

Finally

, the total earning was $53,561,580

while

the waste was 53,224,896, so there is around 300,000 more revenue than expenditures.