The bar chart illustrates how the amount of donation from 6 types of charity of a firm varied between 2012 and 2014.
Overall, while four of six types of donation experienced an upward trend, donation given to education and environment recorded a fluctuation and slight decline, steadily. Social welfare received the highest funding whereas that of arts was the lowest.
In 2014, social welfare, a dominant in the company’s charity spending, received approximately $22 thousand. Its figure nearly tripled the funding of education, reaching roughly $8 thousand. Followed by education, spent the same range by this company. Health received $6 thousand, while wildlife and arts received under $4 thousand, becoming the lowest funding during the timeframe.
In the following year, the funding of that company for social welfare declined slightly, by nearly $4 thousand before experiencing a remarkable increase, reaching more than $24 thousand in 2014. Education decreased to under $6 thousand, then recovered to the first point, $8 thousand, in the last year. Regardless of a significant decline to $5 thousand, the spending for environment then bounced back to nearly $7 thousand in 2014. Followed by a similar pattern, health and wildlife steadily increased over the given period. While the former continuously climbed to $7 and $9 thousand in the last 2 years, the latter increased by $1 thousand each year, reaching $5 thousand in the last period. By contrast, the funding of art remained unchanged, at $3 thousand, initially, then increased by $1 thousand, retaining its ranking during the surveyed types.