The bar chart illustrates the proportion of different age categories of Britains who donated funds to charity in 2 years, 1990 and 2010. The units are measured in percentage.
Overall, the number of people in the middle age category donated the highest amount of funds while young people had less interest in giving money to charity.
In 1990, almost 17% of the british poulation in the age group 18-25, helped the charity by donating some funds, this habit gradually grew by they aged, reaching a peak of approximately 40% in age group 36-50, eventually people who were interested in donating declined almost to 27% of population.
In 2010, donation within the age group 18-25 stated with just about 6% which then gradually rose around 39% of 51-65 years old people before slightly declining to about 30% while they age over 65 years.
