The pie charts compare the proportion of income and expenditure of a childrens charity in the USA over one year.
It is clear that the charity recieved the majority of income from donated food, while most expenditure went on program services.
Regarding revenue, the charity collected a total of $53,561,580 and a majority of this amount came from donated food, which accounted for 86.6% of all revenue. The next biggest contribution came from the community, making up 10.4%. In comparison, program revenue represented 2.2%, while other income stood at 0.4%. Both investment income and government grants contributed only 0.2% each, which took up the smallest percentages among the categories.
In terms of spending, the charity used $53,224,896 in total. The vast majority of this money was spent on program services at 95.8%. Apart from that, 2.6% of the budget was invested in fundraising, and 1.6% was used for management and general purposes.
