Harbor Council Polar Area — Community Grants
Harbor Council presents a proposed community-grant allocation across five named programs. Youth receives the largest amount, followed by parks, seniors, arts and food access. The polar area chart is a compact public-facing overview that makes the categories visually distinct. It should be accompanied by a table for formal budget review because circle areas are less precise than bars or a ledger. The title states that the values are thousands of dollars, and direct labels make each allocation explicit. This example is appropriate when the goal is to orient a meeting to a small number of categories, not to replace detailed financial documentation.
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Scenario
A council presents a proposed allocation across five community programs.
Key decisions
- State the unit: Values are thousands of dollars.
- Name every program: Make allocations accountable.
- Pair with a table: Exact budget review needs numbers.
When to reuse this
Use for a brief public overview of a small grant allocation.
Frequently asked questions
What unit do the values use?
Is this a pie chart?
Why provide a table too?
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