The pie chart depicts the number of funds received and spent for various children’s charity programs in the USA for a year (2016).
Overall, the major expenditures were consumed by Program Services with some spare funds allocated towards Fundraising alongside Management and General. In contrast, the highest resources are generated from Donated Food, with a respectable sum derived from Community Contribution together with other miscellaneous sources (Program Revenue, Investment, Government, etc).
Most of the expenditures are expended via the Program Services, making up 95.8% of the total spending. Moreover, Fundraising has taken a small percentage of 2.6%, with the addition of Management and General spending of 1.6%, amounting to $53,224,896 in 2016.
A huge chunk of revenue was generated through food donations, with a massive 86.6% acquiring a total of 86.6% of the total profit, furthermore, Community Contributions also acquired a respectable 18.4% of the total income, with the inclusion of various related parameters such as program revenue (2.2%), Investment (0.3%), Government (0.2%) and other incomes (0.4%) add up to $53,561,580 in 2016.
