The given pie charts compare data on the expenditure and revenue, with a total amount of about 53,5 and 53,2 million dollars, respectively, of adolescents’ charity situated in the US throughout the year.
Overall, most of the received support pertains to donated food, whereas the investment income and government grants are responsible for the lowest share. Regarding expenses, most of the money is contributed to program services while management and general gain the least endorsement.
On the one hand, donated food comprises the majority of the profit, with a sum of around 46 million dollars. On the contrary, money earned from government grants and investment income constitutes merely 100,000 dollars. Other income is twice as much as previously mentioned category. Furthermore, community contributions and program revenue amount to just above 5.5 million and 1.1 million dollars, correspondingly.
On the other hand, a preponderant quantity of money is allotted to program services (slightly below 51 million dollars). In contrast, management and general acquired the least share of allocated money, which is equal to moderately below a million dollars. Finally, fundraising, higher by only 1% than the lowest category, obtained substantially above 1 million dollars.