The bar charts compare the percentage of British people spending money to charity of different age groups in 1990 and 2010. Overall, the middle-aged was the highest whereas the opposite was true for teenagers. In addition, the biggest difference was seen in the percentage of 36-50 aged.
In detail, the percentage of the middle-aged grew significantly at 43% in 1990. Similarly, There was a considerable increase from 30% to 35% in the proportion of the elderly and young adults. And it changed much when they grew up around ten selected years. However, the figure for teenagers witnessed a rapid rise of over 15%.
As for the 51-65 aged stood at 39% as opposed to comparison with under 25% in the 26-35 aged in 2010. At 35%, the 36-50 aged was the same figure as that of the under 65. The percentage of the 18-25 aged saw a slight decrease by 7%.
