The bar chart illustrates the amount of money that a children’s charity located in the USA spend and got in one.
Overall, revenue sources accounted for the highest percentage of donated food, while the percentage of investment income and government grants accounted for the lowest share and remained relatively stable. By contrast, expenditures recorded the largest proportion of program services, while the percentage of management and general amounted to the smallest share.
Revenue sources accounted for the highest percentage, at 86% of donated food, and followed by community contributions, which made up 10,4%. By comparison, government grants and investment income remained relatively static and the lowest percentage, at 0,2%. Program revenue and other income accounted for 2,2% and 0,4%, pespectively.
Expenditures recorded significant the highest percentage, at 95,8% of program services, and followed by fundraising, which made up 2,6%, whereas management and general amounted to the lowest share, at 1,6%.
