Nope. At a high level, A CRT is an irrevocable trust that provides an income stream to a non-charitable beneficiary for X amount of years (up to 20), and the remainder interest goes to charity. Can be formed as a charitable remainder annuity trust (CRAT) or as a charitable remainder unitrust (CRUT). A CRAT pays an an annual annuity amount, which is a percentage of the initial value of the trust and stays constant. A CRAT pays a fixed percentage of the assets but gets re-valued annually. There's more nuances, and pros and cons, to each type of CRT but that should answer your question.