percentage of Brits giving money to charity

The given bar chart presents data about the percentage of British nationals donating money for charitable purposes. The data provided is for two years, 1990 and 2010, and is divided by age groups. We can quickly observe that the highest share of donors in 1990 was in the 36-50 age spectrum and for 2010 was in the 51-65 range. The least charitable group in both 1990 and were the 18-25-year-olds. On further analysis, we can see that for the initial three age ranges, the percentage of the donation was higher in 1990 than it was in 2010 and for the last two ranges it was the opposite. Overall, the pattern in 1990 is an increasing curve which peaks around 36-50 age-cohort and then declines from thereon. For 2010, the curve peaks at 51-65 age-range and then decreases. One interesting factor to note is that the least per centum of donors in 2010 is lower than the lowest for the year 1990. In conclusion, the given information presents a good insight into British charitable practices.