When a foundation was administratively dissolved shortly before the death of a donor, it was not in a position to receive the residue of a trust that was designated for another charity if the foundation was “no longer in existence” on the donor’s death. Despite the fact that the foundation was reinstated under state law “as of the effective date” of the dissolution, a Court of Appeal of Florida has affirmed a trial court decision denying the residue to the foundation. Curtiss F. Sibley left a revocable living trust which provided that upon his death $250,000 would be paid to Fellowship House Foundation of South Miami and the residue to the Curtiss F. Sibley Charitable Foundation. If the...