The bar chart illustrates financial assistance of a company across six different types of charity in three subsequent years: 2012, 2013 and 2014.
Overall, social wealfare received the highest monetary support throughout the given period, while arts registered the lowest. Additionally, the amount of money donated for social wealfare, education, and environment showed an irregular pattern over time, while that for the remaining categories followed the stable growth.
Looking first at the three types of charity that experienced a fluctuation, about 22 thousand dollars was donated for social welfare in the first year. The figure then hit a low of about 17.5 thousand dollars the following year before rebounding back to nearly 24 thousand dollars in the end, maintaining the largest beneficiary. Meanwhile, education and environment showed near-identical figures, with both starting at around 8 thousand dollars. The financial support for education then dropped to about 6 thousand dollar before recovering to its initial level, while that of enviroment reached a low of 5 thousand and then ended at approximately 7 thousand.
Turning to the remaining categories, the company donated about 6.5 million dollar in health aspect, this number increasing gradually by about 2 million by the following two years. The pattern can be observed in the financial support for wildlife, with just under 3 million in 2012 before rising to 5 million by the end of the period. Lastly, arts only received about 2.5 million as donation in the first two years, which then slighly increasedby 1 million by 2014.
