The pie charts show how a children’s charity in the USA got and spent money in 2016.
Overall, most of the income came from donated food, and most of the money was spent on program services. Other sources and expenses were much smaller in comparison.
Looking at revenue, donated food was the biggest source, making up 86.6% of the total income. Community contributions accounted for 10.4%, while program revenue was 2.2%. Government grants and investment income were the smallest parts, both at 0.2%. The total revenue was over 53 million dollars.
Regarding expenditures, program services took up the largest proportion at 95.8%. Fundraising represented 2.6%, and management and general costs were 1.6%. The charity spent slightly less money than it received during the year.
