The chart compares the donations that one company offers to different types of charity including social welfare, education, environment, health, wildlife and arts three years in a row. Overall, social welfare received the highest funding, whereas arts and wildlife remained the least funded.
In 2012, social welfare received approximately 20 thousand dollars, nearly six times more than the donations to wildlife and arts. The donations to social welfare declined to about 18 thousand dollars in the next year, which rose to just under 25000 dollars in 2014. By contrast, funding for wildlife increased steadily from 3 to 5 thousand dollars. Similarly, the donations to arts remained unchanged at about 3 thousand dollars, which grew to 4 thousand dollars.
The donations to education, environment and health were almost equal. In 2012, both education and the environment received 8 thousand dollars, 2 thousand dollars more than health. Funding for education and the environment decreased to approximately 5 thousand dollars, before recovering 8 and 7 thousand dollars respectively. The donations to health witnessed a significant increase of 2 thousand dollars.