The bar chart below gives information on the percentage of british people giving money to charity by age range for the years 1990 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features.

The provided bar chart depicts information on the

donation

rate

of British

people

between 1990 and 2010 by

age

range.

Overall

, in 1990 British

people

experienced a downward trend,

while

the bar charts for 2010 showed an upward trend. Both the 1990 and 2010

donation

graphs have some fluctuations. In 1990, the

rate

of charity donations in the

age

group

of 36-50

years

old was about 43 per

cent

, which is the highest percentage of other groups. Next is a

group

of 51-65

years

old 35 per

cent

followed by a

group

of 65

years

old or above was approximately 32 per

cent

, the

group

of 26-35

years

old was around 31 per

cent

and the

group

of teenagers was about 17 per

cent

consecutively. In 2010, the trend of

donation

to charity has changed. The bar chart shows that the highest

rate

of

donation

is

people

aged 51-65 which has increased to around 38 per

cent

. For the

people

65

years

old or above was slightly increased to 35 per

cent

,

while

the

group

of

age

36-50

years

old

rate

significantly decreased from 43 per

cent

in 1990 to 35 per

cent

. Following by the

group

of

people

in

age

year 26-35 was rocketed decrease to about 24 per

cent

and the

last

group

that the

donation

rate

had significantly decreased is the

group

of 18-25 year old was around just 6 per

cent

.