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Band 4+: The pie charts show the revenue sources and expenditures of a children's charity in the USA in one year. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two pie charts; the first shows revenue sources, and the second shows expenditures for a children's charity in the USA for one year. Revenue Sources: Donated Food 86.6%, Community Contributions 10.4%, Program Revenue 2.2%, Investment Income 0.2%, Other Income 0.4%, Government Grants 0.2%, totaling $53,561,580. Expenditures: Program Services 95.8%, Fundraising 2.6%, Management and General 1.6%, totaling $53,224,896.
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The pie charts compare the amount of that spent in USA for children’s charity and received in one year, 2016. Overall, the largest proportion contained food that was donated in revenue sources, whale in expenditures was program services. They also get money from community contribution, and they figure showed similar percentage from program Pro bono and spent to fundraising and management and general. However, the lowest figure was in investment income and government grant and other incomes.

Starting with revenue sources in the USA from children’s charity, in 2016 year. There were a significant income from donated food, accounting for a substantial 86.6%. The community contributions spent 10.4% of their money for children’s charity, while the Program Probono got only 2.2%. The most smallest share was in investment incomes and government grants, with 0,2%, respectively, the same this 0,2% was doubled in other incomes.

The expenditure in the USA in 2016 year was from children’s charity. The most common expense sustained from program services which is contained over the 95% of money. The lowest spending was to fundraising, at 2,6% and it percentage was 1% highest than in investment and general ones (1,6%).

The total number of money that a country receive was $53,561,580, while it spent was $53,224,896.

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