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Band 4+: The chart below shows the donations given to six different types of charity by one company from 2012 to 2014. Provide an overview of the information by identifying and describing the key details, and include comparisons where appropriate.

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The image contains a bar chart titled 'Donations by one company, 2012-2014', with the y-axis representing thousands of dollars. For Social Welfare, donations were approximately $23k in 2012, $18k in 2013, and $24.5k in 2014. For Education, the amounts were $8.5k in 2012, $8k in 2013, and $8.5k in 2014. Donations to Environment were $8.5k in 2012, $8k in 2013, and $7k in 2014. For Health, donations were $6k in 2012, $7.5k in 2013, and $9.5k in 2014. For Wildlife, the values were $3k in 2012, $4k in 2013, and $5k in 2014. Lastly, for Arts, the donations were $2.5k in 2012, $2.5k in 2013, and $4k in 2014.
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The chart illustrates the donation for charity from one company from 2012 to 2014.There is 6 different types of charity(social welfare,education,environment,health,wildlife,arts)

overall, social welfare had the most high number of donations among all 6 types every year,while the least high number of donations had arts.In every category except environment the most high results was in 2014.

generally,in 2012 arts had not as high number as social welfare,about under 25 to about 3 respectively.Environment and education had the same numbers just under 10.Health had as twice as wildlife ,at just over 5 to about 3 , respectively.In 2013 social welfare was not as coom as in 2014, just under 20 to just under 25.In 2013 education and environment had aproximetly the same number , about at 5.Arts was npt as common as health ,at about 3 to just over 5.Wildlife was just under 5. In terms of 2014,education was twice as common as wild life, at about 8 to 4 respectively.Arts and wildlife had the least numbers ,just under 5 and 5.Health had just under 10

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