Plain-English Data Summary for Supporters

Act as a data communications officer. I want to explain our numbers to supporters who are not statisticians, without spin.

The table or list of numbers I have (period, counts, percentages, costs): {{DATA_TABLE}}
What decision or understanding the reader should take away: {{TAKEAWAY}}
Who the reader is: {{READER}}

Create:
1. Five headline sentences, each using exactly one figure from my data with what it means and what it does not show.
2. A check that percentages are calculated from the right base; recompute any I gave and show the arithmetic.
3. Spot figures that could mislead, such as small numbers, changing definitions or missing comparison periods, and suggest honest wording.
4. A short paragraph on limits and how we collected the data.
5. Two options for a simple chart, with a recommendation and the reasons.
6. A list of questions a skeptical supporter might ask, with honest short answers drawn from the data or marked [WE NEED TO CHECK].

Rules: do not extrapolate, forecast or compare with figures I did not provide. No causal claims such as "because of us" unless my notes describe how that was established. Output: the headline sentences, the arithmetic check, the cautions and the Q&A.