The provided pie chart depicts the information about the amount of money that had been received and spent in 2016 by the children’s charity in America.
As observed, a large proportion of revenue sources is donated food whereas investment income and government grants are the smallest. Moreover, the most significant amount of money were spent on program services while management and general things required the smallest amount of money.
According to the first chart, the most significant proportion of funding source that the charity received in 2016 was donated food (over four fifths). Additionally, Investment income and government grants were not that considerable in the pie chart (only 0.2%) as community contributions were (just a little over 10%).
The second chart shows that almost 100 per cent were spent on program service. Fundraising and Management (took 2.6%), and General spendings (held 1.6%) made up the minority of expenses for the one year, 2016.