The bar graph compares financial contributions, in thousands of dollars, by one company to six different fields of charity, between 2012 and 2014.
Overall, the amount of money allocated showed an upward trend across nearly all areas of charity, except for Education which remained unchanged, and Environment which decreased. Additionally, the company poured a majority of donations into Social Welfare, reflecting an attempt to improve the overall standard of living.
Regarding the escalating categories, Social Welfare attracted the highest donation with around 23 at the beginning, followed by a slight drop of about 5 one year later. However, it then surged to roughly 24 in 2014, maintaining the lead in all three observed years. In contrast, Art accounted for the lowest donation at approximately 3 in 2012, before rising minimally to 4 by 2014. In addition, financial contributions to Health experienced a steady rise throughout, increasing by one half over the period. Similarly, the figure for Wildlife almost followed a comparable trend, albeit at a lower level.
Concerning the remaining categories, Environment seemed to gain decreasing attention from the financial supporter, with its figure dropping remarkably from about 8 to 6 from 2012 to 2014. Conversely, although dropping modestly from 6 in 2012 over the first one year, Education recovered to its initial level at about 7 by 2014.