The pie chart shows the amount of money that a children's charity located in the USA spent and received in one year, 2016. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The pie chart illustrates the
percentage
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revenue
sources and expenditures for a children's charity in the USA in 2016.
In terms of Use synonyms
revenue
sources, the majority of income came from donated food, accounting for approximately 86.6% of the total Use synonyms
percentage
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This
was followed by community contributions at 10.4%, with Linking Words
program
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revenue
at around 2.2%. Investment income and government grants made up the same Use synonyms
percentage
about 0.2% each. Use synonyms
Lastly
, for other income sources, the figure was only 0.4%.
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, regarding expenditures, the charity's spending was divided into three main areas. Linking Words
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services had the highest expenditure Use synonyms
percentage
share at 95.8%, reflecting the organization's primary focus. Fundraising costs came next at 2.6%, Use synonyms
while
management and general expenses accounted for the smallest Linking Words
percentage
, at 1.6%.
In conclusion, the largest Use synonyms
revenue
source was donated food at 86.6%, Use synonyms
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percentage
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program
services, demonstrating the charity's focus on direct Use synonyms
program
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