The chart gives information about the amount of money spent and generated by a children’s charity in the USA for one year in 2016. Overall, most of the revenue was covered by donated food and spent for program services.
The highest percentage of the revenue sources was 86,6%, which was donated food. Community contributions categorised as the second highest income source, accounted for 10,4% of the whole revenue. It was followed by program revenue and other source of income that only covered 2,2% and 0,4% respectively. Furthermore, the lowest amount of income generated by investment and government grants. Both of these categories were acounted for only 0,2% of the whole revenue.
On the other hand, the largest expenditure of the charity was used for program services, being 95,5% of the whole percentage. The expenditures were only categorised into 2 other types of spending, which were fundraising and management & general. Fundraising was the second highest spending, being 2,6%. The least amount of spending was for management and general, only accounted for 1,5% of the expenditure.
