The bar chart illustrates the various sources from which a children's charity in the United Kingdom received and spent money during 2014.
Overall, the charity's main source of income was donations, while the vast majority of its expenditure went towards charitable activities. Other income streams and spending categories were significantly smaller in comparison.
Looking at income, donations provided the largest amount of money, reaching 32 million pounds. Fundraising events were the second most important source, generating 14 million pounds. Government grants contributed 10 million pounds, which was less than fundraising but still a notable amount. Other income sources made up the smallest portion, at only 4 million pounds.
Regarding expenditure, the charity spent most of its funds on charitable activities, totaling 40 million pounds. In contrast, administrative costs accounted for a much smaller sum, at 8 million pounds. It is clear that the charity dedicated the overwhelming majority of its budget directly to its core mission.