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The image presents a chart detailing donations by one company to six charitable categories over 2012-2014. In 2012, the donations were: Local Community 2,500 units; Educational Institutions 5,500 units; Environment Protection 2,500 units; Homeless Shelters 1,600 units; Healthcare Services 4,000 units; Arts Support 0 units. In 2013, the donations listed were: Local Community 3,000 units; Educational Institutions 3,200 units; Environment Protection 2,800 units; Homeless Shelters 2,100 units; Healthcare Services 3,800 units; Arts Support 1,200 units. In 2014, donations are: Local Community 23,000 units; Educational Institutions 6,500 units; Environment Protection 4,000 units; Homeless Shelters 3,000 units; Healthcare Services 3,500 units; Arts Support 2,900 units.
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The diagram illustrates the amount of donations given by a company to six different types of charity for three consecutive years, from 2012 to 2014. Overall, it is clear that social welfare had been the main priority for donations while arts received the least amount of donations.
Firstly, more than 20000 dollars were given to social welfare for both the year 2012 and 2014 while the year 2013 received an amount slightly lower than these two years, approximately around 17000 dollars, making them the common choice for donations. On the other hand, arts had been the least favourite type of charity where it only received less than 5000 dollars for each year.
Next, education, environment and health shared the similar amount of donations received from this company, ranging from 5000 dollars to 10000 dollars across the three years. Meanwhile, donations for wildlife had been increasing linearly from 2012 to 2014, reaching 5000 dollars for the latest year.
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