The Bar chart illustrates the percentage of British people donated funds to charity by different age groups for the years 1990 and 2010.
The age group 18-25 has minimum funds donated in both years, compared to the year 2010 the percentage is compatibly high in 1990. Whereas 26-35 group has secured second minimum donations of all age groups as we see in the year 1990 it has bit more than 30% and in 2010 it has below 25% donations.
Among all ranges of age 36-50 raised more charity in 1990. In 2010 it has sightly less than 35%, but the total sum of charity of both years generated by this age group is the highest.
The 51-65 age group people has less donations compared to 36-50. In the year 1990 it has 35% and in 2010 it has slightly under 40%. Although, The age group of above 65 are the oldest they managed to donated a descent amount of funds in the both years compared to 18-25 and 26-35 age group.
Overall, The difference between 1990 and 2010 is 20 years the age groups of 1990 has higher charity funds compared to 2010 in most age groups.