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The image shows two pie charts comparing the percentage of donations given to different categories in 2008 and 2014. In 2008, Environmental received 15%, Art 21%, Sport 24%, Health Care 7%, Educational 18%, and Others 15%. In 2014, Environmental increased to 29%, Art decreased to 9%, Sport decreased to 12%, Health Care increased to 8%, Educational increased to 25%, and Others decreased to 17%.
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The bar charts compare the proportion of volunteered people by 6 different organizations in two time periods (2008 and 2014).

At first glance, it is evident that most people volunteered for educational and environmental in 2008. In contrast, environmental embraced the most volunteers, while sport emerged as another noticeable organization by the year 2014.

Initially, environmental was the second largest organization after educational, 21% and 24% respectively. Art accounted for the third biggest percentage of volunteers, at 18%, meanwhile sport and others had the same proportion, at 15%. Health care which was the lowest figure with 7%.

In 2014, environmental took over the educational by reaching 29%, as well as sport increased to 25% and it was the second dominant organization. 17 was for environmental, meantime 12% of volunteers attended to art. The remaining organizations were less than 10%. Others showed an upward trend and reduced to 9%, health care displayed 8% which was the weakest percentage in the chart.

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