In the beginning, charitable gifts to take effect at death were made by will (and most still are). Then came the charitable remainder trust created during lifetime, paying income to the donor (and/or others) for life (or a term of years) with remainder to charity.
Some donors who have created charitable remainder trusts find that they no longer need the income. So they give their remaining life (or term-of-years) interests to the charitable-remainder organizations, thereby making the entire trust corpus immediately available to the charities.
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