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Band 5+: the pie below shows the amount of money that a children's charity located in the usa spend and received in one. summarise the information by selecting the main futures where relevant

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The image contains two pie charts detailing revenue sources and expenditures for a children's charity in the USA. Revenue sources: Donated Food 86.6%, Community Contributions 10.4%, Program Revenue 2.2%, Investment Income 0.2%, Government Grants 0.2%, Other Income 0.4%. Total revenue: $53,561,580. Expenditures: Program Services 95.8%, Fundraising 2.6%, Management and General 1.6%. Total expenditures: $53,224,896.
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The pie charts below show the amount of money that’s a children’s charity located in the USA spent and receive in on year.

Overall, the amount of revenue sources is slightly higher than that of expenditures. Moreover, a larger part of the revenues are from donated food and the lesser part from government grants, other income, investment income, program revenue, and community contribution. Relatively to expenditures where the largest expenses are on program services and fewer expenses on fundraising and management and general. So we realise that if not for donated foods, we would have had enough revenue sources.

Furthermore in Revenue sources donated food has a great percentage of 86.6% followed by Community contribution 10.4%, then program Revenue 2.2% investment income and grants with equal percentages of 0.2% in comparison to expenditure program Services has 95.8% fundraising 2.6% and management and general 1.6%.

To conclude, revenue sources are slightly higher than expenditures

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