The provided bar chart illustrates the amount of money donated to six charitable organizations namely social welface, education, environment, health, wildlife, arts over three consecutive years spanning from 2012. The figures are measured in millions of dollars
Overall, it is obviously observed that there was an upward trend of the data on social welface, health, wildlife, arts while the opposite was true for that of environment. Additionally, it is notable that the social welface organization consistently received the largest contributions during the research time.
Looking at the chart in more details, in 2012 , the amount of money donated to social welface was about 25,000 dollars, compared to approximately 8,000 dollars of education and environment for each. Moreover, in 2013, there was a significant decrease to 18,000 dollars in the figure for social welface, which was higher than that of the data on education and environment with nearly 6,000 and 5,000 dollars, respectively. Furthermore, in 2014, Donations to environmental charities witnessed a moderate increase to roughly 7,000 dollars, which was lower than that of the statistic of education and social welface with over 8,000 and 27,000 dollars, in turns.
Regarding the remaining categories, donations to health charities experienced a slight rise, starting at roughly 15,000 dollars in 2012 and peaking at about 18.000 dollars in 2014. Meanwhile, a steady grown from around 5.000 dollars in 2012 to 7,000 dollars by 2014 was seen in the amount of money given to wildlife charities. In addition, arts consistently received the least funding, with donations remaining stable at approximately 3,000 dollars across all three years.