The bar chart shows the money a company donated to six charitable organizations (social welfare, health, education, environment, wildlife, and arts) from 2012 to 2014.
Overall, donations to social welfare, health, wildlife, and arts increased, while donations to education and the environment fluctuated. Social welfare always received the most funding, while arts received the least.
In 2012, social welfare got $23 thousand, nearly three times more than education and environment ($8 thousand each). Health received $6 thousand, and wildlife and arts got less than $4 thousand each.
By 2013, donations to social welfare dropped to $20 thousand, but went back up to $24 thousand in 2014. Education and environment also dropped in 2013 but increased again in 2014. Donations to health and wildlife grew steadily, with health reaching $9 thousand and wildlife $5 thousand by 2014. Arts saw a small increase but remained the least funded sector.