The bar chart illustrates how much money was funded to 6 types of charity, namely social welfare (SW), education, environment, health, wildlife, and arts, by a business between 2012 and 2014.
Overall, increases could be seen in the amount of money for all types, except for a decrease in that of environment and a stability in that of education. Additionally, donation for SW was by far the highest while that for Arts was the lowest.
Looking first at donated money for the considerably increased trend. About 22 units were donated to SW at the beginning of the period, and then the funding saw a significant rise to 24 units in 2014 after dropping dramatically by 6 units in 2013. In 2012, the company gave roughly 6 units to health charity, which was equal to one quarter of that of SW in the same year. Subsequently, it grew to 7 unitsin the next yearand to 9 units in the end of the period. Moreover, the ranking of the donation for health was changed from the fourth to the second.
Regarding the wildlife and arts, whose donation were 5 units or less. There were 3 units given to wildlife charity in 2012, after which it experienced a steady increase in 2013 and 2014, with respective figures being 4 and 5 units. About Arts, 3 units were funded for it in the first year, followed by a stable amount in 2013, before ending the period with a small increase to 4 units.
Turning finally to education and environment. In 2012, 8 units were donated to both fields. However, in 2013, the donation for education fell more slightly than that allocated to the environment, to 6 and 5 units, respectively, and then they rose to 8 and 7 units in the same order in 2014.