The bar chart provides a detailed breakdown of the percentage of donations allocated by a company to six charitable sectors social welfare, education, environment, health, wildlife, and art over a three -year period from 2012 to 2014.
Overall, social welfare consistently attracted the largest share of contributions, whereas wildlife and arts received minimal funding throughout the period. While some categories experienced steady growth, others either fluctuated slightly or remained static.
In 2012, social welfare accounted for approximately 25% of total donations, a figure that increased modestly to nearly 27% by 2014. Similarly, funding for education rose from 7% to 10%, while environmental charities experienced a comparable increase, climbing from 9% to 12%.
Health-related charities saw moderate growth, with their share rising from 15% in 2012 to a peak of 18% in 2014. In contrast, wildlife organizations experienced a slight but steady increase, from 5% to 7% over the same period. Meanwhile, the arts sector remained unchanged at just 3%, consistently receiving the lowest proportion of donations.