The chart below gives information on the percentage of British people giving money to charity by age range for the years 1990 and 2010

The bar graph illustrates data about contributors by british people of different ages (18-65) in two different years – 1990 and 2010.

Overall, the highest percent of gave money to charity by british people, who 36-50 years old in 1990 is 43%. The lowest percentage of donating money to charity is about 7% in 2010 by humans who are 18-25 years.

In 1990 humans the percent, which made charity, noticeably more than 2010’s data, it is approximately 17%. The level of donating people to charity in 1990 among people of age who 26 to 35 decreased from 31% to 24%. By 2010 this percentage increased exactly 35% by british contributor’s 36-50 age groups.

In 1990-2010 the figure of donating money inter 51-65 years is exactly 35% and nearly 40% in turn. The percentage of giving money to charity by british 65 years and over in 1990 and 2010 pretty much did not change it is about 32% and 35%.