This report is about the amount of charity that has been done by common Britishers categorised by age in the year 1990 and 2010, respectively.
The bar graph clearly states that, the year 1990, showed an abundance of young adult and teenage participation as opposed to the year 2010 where maximum participation was showcased by old aged people. Moreover, it is essential to note that the quantity of charities in the year 2010 was increasing exponentially from age to age.
Further analysis show that in the year 1990, the ages between 18 to 25 had surpassed the year 2010 by almost 3 times, weighing its percentage to 15. Moreover, it is surprising to notice that amount of adult contributed had decreased by 5 percentage from 1990 to 2010. Additionally, the graph evidently portrays the similarity in donations between 1990 and 2010 for ages above 50.
To add to that, the maximum charity done by the individuals in 1990 is 40 percentage which is almost 3 times its least contribution. For more details, the graph also considers the fact that highest contribution done by pupils in year 2010 is 9 times its least and almost similar to the previously recorded year.
