The 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, and make comparisons where relevant.

The supplied bar graph depicts the

percentage

of individuals living in Britain who donated currency to charity in two different

years

,1990 and 2010 in different age ranges from 18 to 65

years

. The units are measured

in

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per

cents

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.

Overall

, it can be clearly seen that citizens in the

middle- age

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category from 36 to 50 comprised a major

percentage

of citizens giving cash to charity.

Initially

, in 1990 donation contribution from 18-25 aged individuals was approximately 16%, but after ten

years

this

percentage

hit rock bottom with 5%. Nearly 45% of 36-50 aged inhabitants comprised the highest

percentage

of charity contribution in Britain in 1990, but after 20

years

it declined to 35%

due to

some circumstances.

Nevertheless

, donations from

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-35 age group comprised approximately 31% in 1990

this

number significantly declined to nearly 24% in 2010. Turning to 51-65 aged seniors,35% of them comprised the British donation system, over the period of 20

years

this

percentage

rose moderately to approximately 39%. A similar trend can be seen among people aged 65 and over, from nearly 32% in 2010 it skyrocketed to 35%.