The bar chart provides information about the amount of people in Canada who rendered money to charities by age range for 15 years from 2000 to 2015.
Overall, the percentage of Canadian donors aged 18-49 years in 2000 is much higher than in 2015. But this can not be said about people over the age of 50.
Turning to 2015, the age of 50 to 64 had reached above 35% of the donation. Moreover, 65 and over had donated more wealth, about 35%. On the contrary, the age 49 below had lowered their will of donation. In detail, 35 to 49 lowered to 34%, and 25 to 34 had declined to 25%. Furthermore, 18 to 24 had fallen to 11%.
As a result, in 2015, the age 50 above had increased their willingness to donate their money. In particular, there’s a slight drop in a donation at both age 35 to 49 and 25 to 34. Undoubtedly, the majority of Canadians had declined the readiness to donate.
The bar chart provides information about the amount of
people
in Canada who rendered money to charities by
age
range for 15 years from 2000 to 2015.
Overall
, the percentage of Canadian donors aged 18-49 years in 2000 is much higher than in 2015.
But
this can not
be said
about
people
over the
age
of 50.
Turning to 2015, the
age
of 50 to 64 had reached above 35% of the donation.
Moreover
, 65 and over had donated more wealth, about 35%.
On the contrary
, the
age
49 below had lowered their will of donation. In detail, 35 to 49 lowered to 34%, and 25 to 34 had declined to 25%.
Furthermore
, 18 to 24 had fallen to 11%.
As a result
, in 2015, the
age
50 above had increased their willingness to donate their money.
In particular
, there’s a slight drop in a donation at both
age
35 to 49 and 25 to 34.
Undoubtedly
, the majority of Canadians had declined the readiness to donate.