This report derives from the bar chart which illustrates the percentage of British residents who donates money to charity over the past twenty decades ( 1990 to 2010 ), explicitly considering the age range.
Broadly speaking, obviously, the highest number of citizens donates charity for those aged between 36-50 for about 43%, whereas the lowest aged between 18-25, about 17% over 1990. Similarly, the highest amount of British inhabitants funded for the age group between 51-65 of about 36%, However, the least 7% charity funded aged between 18-25 in 2010.
Most noticeably of all, it can be seen that in the year 1990, the largest percentage of citizens funded for the age group between 36-50 of about 43%, where the least of 17% provided money for aged between 18-25. Meanwhile, a barely noticeable difference over the percentage of 31% and 32% of residents provide charity aged between 26-35 and above 65 respectively. However, 35% of inhabitants provide charity for the age range between 51-65.
Considering the year 2010, most British civilians of about 39% funded for the charity aged between 51-65, whereas the least of 7% contributed for the age group between 18-25. However, a similar percentage of philanthropists of about 35% provided charity for 36-5 and above 65.
However, 24% of residents provided charity for the age between 26-35.
This report derives from the bar chart which illustrates the
percentage
of British residents who donates money to
charity
over the past twenty decades
(
1990 to 2010
)
,
explicitly
considering the
age
range.
Broadly
speaking,
obviously
, the highest number of citizens donates
charity
for those
aged
between 36-50 for about 43%, whereas the lowest
aged
between 18-25, about 17% over 1990.
Similarly
, the highest amount of British inhabitants
funded
for the
age
group between 51-65 of about 36%,
However
, the least 7%
charity
funded
aged
between 18-25 in 2010.
Most
noticeably
of all, it can be
seen
that in the year 1990, the largest
percentage
of citizens
funded
for the
age
group between 36-50 of about 43%, where the least of 17% provided money for
aged
between 18-25. Meanwhile, a
barely
noticeable difference over the
percentage
of 31% and 32% of residents provide
charity
aged
between 26-35 and above 65
respectively
.
However
, 35% of inhabitants provide
charity
for the
age
range between 51-65.
Considering the year 2010, most British civilians of about 39%
funded
for the
charity
aged
between 51-65, whereas the least of 7% contributed for the
age
group between 18-25.
However
, a similar
percentage
of philanthropists of about 35% provided
charity
for 36-5 and above 65.
However
, 24% of residents provided
charity
for the
age
between 26-35.