The chart below give 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 and make comparisons where relevant

The bar graph illustrates the proportion of

people

in various

age

groups who donated money to charity between 1990 and 2010 in the United Kingdom.

Overall

, it can be seen from the diagram more cash was paid by the middle

age

group

and the lowest was by the younger

people

.

While

senior citizens' donation was augmented over two decades. The ratio of money paid to charities fluctuated over two decades. It is conspicuous that the highest amount was paid by the 36-50

years

old

people

, who donated nearly 43% in 1990 and 51-65

years

old gents were paid 35% in 1990, that

group

was the second highest among all the others, after that the seniors ( 65 plus) only contributed to 32% .

In addition

, the 18-25

years

old adults paid 17% in 1990, which was boosted by 32% in 26-35

years

old folks. Probing ahead, the

age

group

of 51-65 donated close to 39% in 2010, which was the highest donated by any other

group

. The least interest was taken by the 18-25

years

old, they only gave 6% in the same year, which is the lowest as compared to 1990 by the same

age

group

.

According to

age

, the number of donations was expanded to 35% and 38% was paid by 36-50 and 51-65

years

old respectively.

Finally

, the 65 plus

people

donated 35%, which was higher than 1990 in the same

group

.