The chart provides the data about the percentage of United kingdom citizens donating money to the charitable organization by various ages between 1990 and 2010.
Overal, it is noticeable that both figures shared the same patter for the first 30 years. The number of the years 1990 rose significantly from the teenagers to adults while the mavement of the next 2 decade. increased consistently during the age 18 to 65. After that, both of two years declined slightly to the oldest generation.
In 1990, teenager groups around age 18 to 25 paid the least quantity of money approximately at 17 percent and its figure moved up dramatically just above 30 percent for the age of 26 to 35. Then, there was a gradual climb between the age 36 to 50 at about 41 percent. Meanwhile, the group of young people spent their money to charity at around 7 percent in 2010 and its pattern encountered a constant soar in the age of 51 to 65 and they expended just below 40 percent.
In contrast, the amount of money for people who were between 51 to more than 65 years old in 1990 dropped gently at 35 percent and the number of the old people who giving money to charity fell gradually to 92 percent, respectively. Likewise, money given by citizens who over the age 65 decreased slightly to 35 percent and this group of people remained the same position as citizens who giving money to an organization between the age 36 to 50 years old.