The pie charts gives detailed information about the amount of money that a children’s charity spent and received located in the USA in a year in 2016.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the foundation obtained the largest portion of the money from donated food, followed by community contributions, program povonuo, other income, and lastly, investment income and government grants were the same. Program services had the most expenditure, while management and general services had the lowest.
The revenue sources gained the largest portion of income from donated food at 86.6%, after that community contributions at 10.4%, and program povonuo at 2.2%. In contrast, the smaller portion of the money came from other income at 0.4%, while investment income and the government grants were grouped the same portions at 0.2%.
Regarding expenditures of children’s charity, spent the large portion on program services at 95.8% and allocated to fundraising at 2.6%. Again management and general was recorded the lowest portion of the money at 1.6.