The chart shows how changed percentage of Canadians, who invest money to benevolent organizations by age range from 2000 to 2015 years.
It illustrates what kind of percent money was invested to charitable by different age range.
On the whole, according to the graph, the percentage of donating money to charity does not change dramatically, although we can see that the younger generation spent less money on charity than in 2000.
Compared to 2000 from 2015, young people of the age group from 18 to 49 have invested in charity funds about 5-10% more than in 2015. However older people of the age group from 50 and over have invested in charity organization about 5-10% more than in 2000 year.
Statistics show that in 2000, people over 35 to 49 years old gave more money to donate. This is the highest figure on the chart, while in 2015 the same group of people gave 5-10 % less for donations. According to this information we can suppose the financial condition of the people middle age decreased slightly.
The chart
shows
how
changed
percentage of Canadians, who invest
money
to benevolent organizations by
age
range from 2000 to 2015 years.
It illustrates what kind of percent
money
was invested
to charitable by
different
age
range.
On the whole
, according to the graph, the percentage of donating
money
to
charity
does not
change
dramatically
, although we can
see
that the younger generation spent less
money
on
charity
than in 2000.
Compared to 2000 from 2015, young
people
of the
age
group from 18 to 49 have invested in
charity
funds about 5-10% more than in 2015.
However
older
people
of the
age
group from 50 and over have invested in
charity
organization about 5-10% more than in 2000 year.
Statistics
show
that in 2000,
people
over 35 to 49 years
old
gave more
money
to donate. This is the highest figure on the chart, while in 2015 the same group of
people
gave 5-10 % less for donations. According to this information we can suppose the financial condition of the
people
middle
age
decreased
slightly
.