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

The pie chart

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income

and returns on US

donations

to children over a period.

Overall

, a quick look shows that revenues are slightly higher than expenses, and food

donations

and program services dominate in every category. Based on the pie chart for revenue, the total money received by the charity was $53.5 million. The majority of

this

funding, provided through food

donations

, was greater than any other source of

income

during the specified time period. Results

further

consist of

donations

to the community, which amount to 10.4 % of the total, and program

income

, which amounts to a little over 2.2 % of the total amount.

Additionally

, it should be noted that other sources of

income

make a fairly small contribution, with a marginal proportion of 0.4%.

Likewise

, investment

income

and government grants showed a comparable percentage of 0.2% over the year. Based on the data displayed, charitable expenditures show a total amount of 53.2 million dollars, but

this

is slightly lower than

income

. In a typical year, program services represent the most significant proportion, exceeding 90%,

while

contributions from fundraising, administration, and general activities are limited to the 1% to 3% range