The chart provide data on the percentage of Britain population spent money for charity by age range years between 1990 to 2010. Unites are measured in percentages.
Overall, people who was in the range of 36-50 years old spent a lot of money for charity and big differences observed between young people and middle age people. Chart shows that, from young people to middle aged people the amount of spent money was increased and after people arrived their 50-65 years it decreased.
On the one hand, middle age people and elderly people sent a lot of money than young people. 36-50 years old people gave much more money in 1990 (approximately 42%) which exactly shown in the chart and it is maximum performance. At the same time, people who are was their 51-65 met people’s needs more in 2010 (approximately 40%).
On the other hand,low percentage of money was spent by young people in 1990 and 2010. It was approximately 17 percent in 1990 and 7 percent in 2010. Secondly, people at the range of 26-35 years old spent little bit more money than 18-25 years old young people for charity. It was approximately 31% in 1990 and 24% in 2010.