The pie charts show the revenue sources and expenditure of a children’s charity in the USA in one year.

The pie chart illustrates the income sources and expenditure of a children’s charity in the UA over 12 months and considerate for donating food, community, program and government, fundraising, management and general.

Overall

, it is readily noticeable that the highest

revenue

sources were donated food.

In contrast

, spending was increased on program services.

However

, the lowest profit resources were the government and investment where expenditure was less in fundraising and management.

According to

the chart, donated food reported as the dominant

revenue

accounted for 86%

whereas

the expenditure was nearly 96%.

In addition

, community contribution came in second place in

revenue

by tenth

while

the charity spent on fundraising had a sum of 2.6%. Program

revenue

demonstrated percentages of 2.2% in third place and spending in management and general were roughly 1.6%. The remaining income resources were investment income and government grants added to others which represented less than 0.5% respectively.