The pie charts below provide information on the streams of revenue and types of spending a USA children’s charity incurred throughout the year of 2016. Overall, the amount of money received was just slightly over the money spent over one year. One of the most significant parts of donations was food, while almost the whole fund was spent on program services.
Among the six categories of money sources, donated food accounted for the biggest proportion, at 86%, followed by community contributions, making up 10%. Just over 2% of total earnings came from program revenue, while roughly the same amounts of 0.2 to 0.4% were received from investments, grants, and other income.
In terms of expenditures, 95% of total spending was due to program-related services. The other 4% were spent of two categories, including fundraising and management and general, at 2.6 and 1.6% respectively. As a result of the charity’s operation, after all the expenses, approximately $335 thousand was left from the original sum of $53,561,580 at the end of 2016.