The bar chart illustrates a financial donation made by a company in six different sectors of charity from 2012 to 2014, measured in thousands of dollars.
Overall, it is clear that the category of social welfare consistently topped the chart during the giving period, while the Arts remained the least on the chart. In addition, there was a fluctuation in other areas, but the majority of categories in donations rose.
During 2012, the largest funding portion was social welfare attracting approximately 20,000 dollars, while Education and Environment equally received about 8,000 dollars. Additionally, the allocation of Health was roughly 6,000 dollars, while Wildlife and Arts received the smallest amounts nearly 3,000 dollars each. In 2013, funding given to Social welfare saw a relative decrease but remained the highest at nearly 23,000 dollars, whereas Education and Environment experienced a slight decline in about 6,000 and 5,000 dollars relatively. In contrast, there was a small rise in Health, increasing by 1,000 dollars, followed by Wildlife’s 2,000 dollars more increase. Though the Arts maintained the same level throughout two years.
In 2014, donations of Social welfare significantly rose, peaking at nearly 25,000 dollars, whereas the category of Education reached approximately 8,000 dollars, and the budget of the Environment expanded to nearly 7,000 dollars. Health donations received about $10,000, reflecting a slight increase. Wildlife gained nearly $7,000, demonstrating a steady increase, whereas Arts maintained its appeal, achieving approximately $9,000.