The pie charts show the comparison among distinct organizations, including environmental, sport, educational, art, and healthcare, in terms of the proportion of volunteers in 2008 and 2014.
Overall, it is apparent from the charts that the number of people engaged in environmental, sports, and healthcare organizations experienced an uptick, while a reverse trend appeared in remaning groups namely educational, arts, and others over 6 years. It is also noteworthy that healthcare held a modest proportion of participants in both surveyed years.
In 2008, the figures for educational organizations led the chart with 24%, followed by environmental and arts projects with 21% and 18%, respectively. Meanwhile, the data for sports fields and other group was the same at 15%, twofold the percentage of healthcare organizations, with 7% of people engaged in.
The landscape in 2014 showed significant transformation, with educational projects’s dominace eroding to 17%, surpassed by educational one with approximately 30% participants. An upward trajectory appeared in sports fields with 25% of people working in it, whearas arts and other groups saw a considerable decline with 12% and 9%, respectively.