Band 5+: The pie chart shows the amount of money that a children's charity located in the USA spent and received in one year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

This pie chart implies the information about the amount of money spent and received on children’s charity specifically in the USA, 2016. For the revenue, the biggest portion came from donated food for about 86.6%, while the smallest came from investment income, which shows only 0.2%. The second largest was from community contributions around 1/10 of the chart, followed by program revenue for 2.2%.

Moreover, for the expenditures, largest portion was 95.8% on program services, with management on general was the smallest for 1.6%. The second biggest expenditures shows a number of 2.6%, which was on fundraising. Expenditures only divided by three parts, unlike revenue sources where divided for 6 parts, indicating that expenditures were focuses only on program services, fundraising, and also management and general.

The total revenue sources was $53,561,580, where similar to the expenditures, which shows $53,224,896. The difference between total revenue sources and expenditures shows about $300,000.