The pie chart shows the amount of money that a children’s charity located in the USA spent and received in one year, 2016.

The pie chart depicts the total expenditure and money obtained by

American

Children’s

Charity

in 2016.

Overall

, the dominant source of money within the period was earned from food donations,

whereas

program services became the largest spending.

In addition

, the total income and expenditure of

American

children’s

charity

was almost identical. To commence, by 2016, the total money that

American

Children’s

Charity

received was $53,561,580, and donated food was the predominant source of capital, accounting for 86.6%.

This

was followed by community contributors, contributing nearly 75% less compared to food donations, indicating an extensive disparity.

Moreover

,

while

program revenue contributed roughly 2.2% to

such

a

charity

, investment income, government grants, and other income only generated revenue under 0,5% for each source, illustrating a dramatic gap.

On the other hand

, regarding

American

Children’s

Charity

disbursement,

American

Children’s

Charity

spent approximately $53,224,896 throughout the year.

Additionally

, the largest spending was on program services at about 95.8%.

In contrast

, the total funds allocated for fundraising and management and general were significantly lower at 2.6% and 1.6% respectively, presenting a tremendous difference.