The pie chart shows the amount of money that a children's charity located in the USA spent and received in one year. Revenue Sources Donated Food 86.6% Other Income 0.4% Expenditures Program Services 95.8% Government Community Investment Grants 0.2% Contributions Income Fundraising 2.6% 10.4% Program 0.2% Management and General Revenue 2.2% Total $53,561,580 1.6% Total $53,224,896

The charts illustrate the total amount of donations for children in the USA with the types of fund distribution and

revenue

sources

in one

year

.

Overall

, the children's charity has a slightly higher

income

than the outcomes. The

revenue

sources

had been dominated by the donated food and much money was spent on the

program

services. The total children's charity received in one

year

is $53.561.580.

Furthermore

, the

Revenue

sources

dominated by the donation of food in a

year

was around 85,6%. The second highest from community contributions was 10,4% of the total.

Then

, 3% of the remaining

revenue

sources

were from

program

revenue

, investment

income

, government grant and other

income

with 2,2%, 0.2%, 0.2%, and 0,4%, respectively. In the previous

year

, expenses were smaller than

income

, about $53. 224. 890. For the most part, money spent on

program

services is around 95,8%.

Then

, just over 3% was used for fundraising (2%) and Management and general (1,6%).

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.