The given image presents information regarding the percentages of Canadian people who donated money to charity organizations by age range, between the years 2000 and 2015.
As can clearly be seen from the provided data, Canadian donors who paid the largest amount of donation money are aged 35 to 49 throughout the period, whereas the second largest charity payers are aged 50 to 64, which reaches around 36% in the whole period.
In the year 2000, the age of the highest charity payers is between 35 to 49. This group of people paid an amount of charity funds rising to around 38%. In sharp contrast to this, the oldest donors of the entire period are people who age 50 to 64. Their contribution reaches around 36%. In the year 2000, charity donors who contributed the smallest money age between 18 and 25. Their charity contribution is around 20%. In other words, youngest charity money payers who accumulated the smallest funds in 2015 age between 18 to 24.