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 two pie charts illustrate the total income and expenditure of a children’s charity based in the USA in the

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2016.

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, during that

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, most of the charity’s revenue came from donations,

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the bulk of its spending was allocated to program services. The net cash flow was relatively small but remained positive. The charity raised a total of approximately $53.6 million from six different sources. Donated food made up the vast majority, contributing 86% of the total. Community contributions were the second largest, accounting for about 10.4%. Program revenue represented 2.2%,

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investment income and government grants each contributed 0.2%. Other income made up the remaining 0.4%. Expenditures

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around $53.2 million. Of

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amount, 95.8% was used for program services, 2.6% was spent on fundraising, and 1.6% went toward management and general expenses. By the end of the

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, the charity ended the

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with a modest surplus of roughly $0.3 million, representing just 0.5% of its total revenue.