The graph presents information about the amount of money donated to six different types of charity by one company between 2012 and 2014. The company donated $23,000 to social welfare in 2012, which was significantly higher than the donations to other categories. The company contributed $7,000 each to education and the environment, while the figure for health was slightly lower at just $6,000. In the same year, donations to wildlife and the arts were even less, at $3,000 and $2,000 respectively.
In 2013, donations to three categories decreased. The company donated $17,000 to social welfare, $6,000 to education, and $5,000 to the environment. However, the company increased its donations to health ($7,000) and wildlife ($4,000) compared to 2012. Donations to the arts remained the same as in 2012. In 2014, the company donated a total of $24,000 to social welfare, $9,000 to health, $5,000 to wildlife, and $4,000 to the arts, representing a significant increase overall. Donations for education and the environment matched the amounts given in 2012.
In summary, the company allocated significantly more funds to social welfare and the least to the arts, likely because the latter was considered less important compared to the other categories.