This graphic, divided into five age groups, shows which portion of British citizens donate money to benefaction in the years 1990 and 2010. Some contrast and significant features will be next presented.
It is possibly to note that in the year 1990 the highest percentage of people giving funds to charity was reached by the third group, which is between thirty-six and fifty years. This percentage was almost forty-five percent, while in the year 2010 for the same age range it was a ten percent lower than this. In the contrary, the higher portion in the year 2010 belonged to people between fifty-one and sixty-five years old, which was about four to ten.
Instead, the group with the lowest percentages for both years was the first one, people from eighteen to twenty-five years old. In the year 1990 this amount was way higher though, arriving to more than fifteen percent, whereas in 2010 it was about five percent.
This graphic, divided into five age groups,
shows
which portion of British citizens donate money to benefaction in the years 1990 and 2010.
Some
contrast and significant features will be
next
presented.
It is
possibly
to note that in the
year
1990 the highest percentage of
people
giving funds to charity
was reached
by the third group, which is between thirty-six and fifty years. This percentage was almost forty-five
percent
, while in the
year
2010 for the same age range it was a ten
percent
lower than this. In the contrary, the higher portion in the
year
2010 belonged to
people
between fifty-one and sixty-five years
old
, which was about four to ten.
Instead
, the group with the lowest percentages for both years was the
first
one,
people
from eighteen to twenty-five years
old
. In the
year
1990 this amount was way higher though, arriving to more than fifteen
percent
, whereas in 2010 it was about five
percent
.