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Now, one thing I've heard about for many years is a, um, thing called a, uh, charitable, charitable remainder trust, and I was wondering if that would be advantageous

advantageousWell, the charitable remainder trust is a entity that, uh, was designed so that, uh, you can donate money exactly, uh, as you've said, to a sole beneficiary, which would be the Seeing Eye Foundation, and it is a wonderful foundation.

Um, within the complex trust entity, it's, it's quite a bit different than a charitable remainder trust in that as the grantor creator of the document, the essence of a complex trust, it has to have a charitable purpose.

But the charitable trust within the complex trust entity is a nongovernmental foundation in trust form.

So the funds that accumulate in that fund can be used for other purposes to expand other related trust entities to further the cause of the foundation.

Now, as the grantor creator of a complex trust system is you certainly can have the sole beneficiary of that particular trust would be the charitable foundation, which would be established, uh, in whatever name you chose.

Uh, the recognizable ones, of course, are the Ford Foundation, Rockefeller, and so on.

Uh, so within it, you can also shift, uh, the giving.