The bar chart shows the number of volunteers in New Zealand who helped in sports organizations in 2010. The pie chart illustrates the number of volunteers doing different types of jobs for that same period. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features.

The given bar chart contains statistical information about people with different statuses who helped sports organizations during 2010. The pie chart shows their share in several types of activities at the same time.

Overall

, couple and dependent children had the highest proportion,

while

one parent or lone person was less.

Moreover

, large volunteers worked as coaches, instructors or teachers. Now, turning to the details, couples with dependent children helped most to organize sports events with 49,8%. It was followed by couples without dependent children with 26.9% of the volunteers.

Then

, other types of households and one parent or lone person had the almost same amount, showing approximately 11%. It can be seen that

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of households participated in coaching and teaching activities. There were 206000. In the second place, there was a group of Committee members or administrators with 158,600 persons. Other volunteers became

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or timekeepers, recruiting 30,000 fewer people than in previous jobs. Referee and medical support had the lowest number of people compared with other occupations.