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

The pie charts illustrate the amount of

revenue

and expenditure for a charity for children in the USA in 2016.

Overall

, it is crystal clear that the donated food accounted for the highest source of

revenue

,

while

the program services made up the most significant percentage of expenditure. Total

revenue

outstripped or exceeded total expenses. Getting back to the details of the

revenue

chart, donated food formed almost 86% of the

revenue

;

besides

, the second-highest income, community contributions, accounted for nearly 10% of the

revenue

. As for the lowest

revenue

, government grants and investment income made up 0.4

percent

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of the

revenue

together. As the second pie chart suggests, most expenditures came from program services, which were almost 95%. The other two minor expenses were fundraising and management, which formed 2.6 and 1.6%, respectively. As to the total amount of income and expenses, approximately 53.5 and 53.2 accounted for children's charities, respectively.