The bar chart below illustrates the proportions of giving money to charity by British people in different age ranges between 1990 and 2010.
Overall, it is evident that in 1990, the proportion of giving money to charity by British people aged 18 to 50 years was higher than in 2010. In contrast, in 1990, the proportion of donating money to chority by British citizens was lower than in 2010.
According to the bar chart, the percentage of donating money to charity by British citizens aged 18 to 25 year was 17% in 1990; then it dropped to 7% in 2010, Similarly, the percentage of donating money to charity by British citizens aged 26 to 85 years was 31% in 1990, while it was 24% in 2010. Likewise, the proportion of donating money to charity by British citizens in 1990 (42%) was higher than in 2010 (35%).
On the other hand, the percentage of giving money to charity by British people in 1990 (35%) was lower than in 2010 (39%). Also, the porcentage of giving money to charity by British people was 32% in 1990; however it slightly climbed, reaching 35% in 2010.
