The pie charts compare the sources of revenue and the expenditure of a children’s charity in the USA in 2016.Overall, donated food accounted for the largest proportion of revenue, while program services represented the largest share of expenditure. The charity also get money from community contribution, and while similar proportions were recorded for program revenue, fundraising and management costs. By contrast, investment income, government grants and other income accounted for the smallest shares.
Starting with revenue sources in the USA from children’s charity, in 2016 year. Donated food was the largest source of income, accounting for 86.6% of the total revenue. Community contributions made up 10.4% of the charity’s income, while the Program Probono got only 2.2%. Investment income and government grants were the smallest sources, each contributing 0.2%, while other income accounted for 0.4%.
Turning to expenditure, the charity spent a total of $53.2 million in 2016. Program services were the main area of expenditure, at just above 95%. Fundraising contributed 2.6% of spending, which was one percentage point higher than management and general expenses, at 1.6%.
Overall, the charity received $53,561,580 and spent a slightly lower amount of $53,224,896.
