The pie chart illustrates the comparison of the amount of money that children’s charity spent and received during 2016, in USA.
Overall, The most revenue sources in donations were in community contributions, while investment income were lower. On the other hand, fundraising were the most expenditures in the donations, while management and general were fewer. However, total of income were higher than outlay during given period.
As it is presented in the pie chats there were five different sources income for donations which were community contributions, program revenue, investment income, government grants and other income. The highest amount of donations was received from community contributions around 10.4% and 2.2% donated from program revenue. Other sources were contributed amounts of money just under 0.5%.
On the other hand, there were two types of expenses that it spent by children’s charity which were fundraising and management and general. The highest expenses for children were fundraising just over 2.6% and other around 1.6%. Nevertheless, Total money was received more than expenses incurred.