The pie charts illustrate the United State Non-benefit organization’s income and spending for children over a year. What is significant is that the total revenue was more than the amount of expenditure.
Initially, The percentage of donated food in the total income was significantly higher than that of other resources, which accounted for 86.6%. Community contributions and program Revenue occupied 10.4% and 2.3% respectively. Whereas the remaining ways to earn money just made under 0.8% throughout the year..
There was 95.8% of resources paid for program service. While fundraising just distributes 2.6% of the expenditure to support younger people. In addition, the cost of running the organization needed 1.6% of the total spending. Overall, people provided enough value to cover the pay for service children. As a result, The charity could earn a yield in the year.
