Overall, the charity depended mainly on donated food for its income, and the vast majority of its money was spent on program services, which are the core activities directly helping children. Only a small proportion of funds was used for other purposes such as fundraising and management.
Looking at the income in more detail, donated food was clearly the largest part, making up 86. 6% of total revenue. Community donations were the second biggest source, contributing 10. 4% of the income.
Program income made up a small 2. 2%, while money from investments and government support was very minimal, at only 0. 2% each. Other sources of income formed the smallest category at just 0. 4% of the total. Regarding expenditure, program services took up most of the expenses at 95. 8%, showing the charity’s focus on its main activities.
Fundraising accounted for a small proportion of 2. 6%, while management and general costs were the lowest at 1. 6%. This clearly indicates that almost all of the charity’s resources were directed towards helping children rather than administrative tasks.