Everybody's Not Doing It (E.N.D. It!)
END IT Corporation, 804 S 6th St, Fort Pierce, FL 34950
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Everybody's Not Doing It (E.N.D. It!) offers homework assistance, tutoring, and academic enrichment along with hands-on digital arts, visual arts, and performing arts. The program also includes music production, visual and digital arts projects, recreation, field trips, and open discussions with life coaches and peers.
• Ages: 11–18 years old
• Schedule: Monday–Friday, 12:00pm–6:00pm
Everybody's Not Doing It (E.N.D. It!) is a 501-c3 youth organization founded in 2010. It currently serves middle and high school students in St. Lucie County through an after school program, winter and summer camps, a Teen Arts camp, music conferences and concerts, and other events. The C.H.I.L.L. (“CHOOSING HOW I LIVE LIFE”) component meets biweekly in a gender-specific setting for open discussions with life coaches and peers. The organization’s mission states that it uses the arts to provide education, inspiration, and positive alternatives while promoting messages of self-worth, purity, drug and alcohol resistance, leadership, scholarship, and community service.
The founders are Strather DuPree and Sonia DuPree. The board leadership includes Board Chair Adrienne Huggins, Secretary Lorina Beniamino, Treasurer Angela Hayle, and board members Shaniek Maynard, Terry Hardmon, Dr. Leinitia Robinson, Pastor Teddy Sanders, and Dr. Nicholas Brown. Program staff include Youth Services Coordinator Sydney DuPree; Youth Specialists Sinclaire DuPree, Kayla Turner, and Jennifer Perez; Visual Arts Instructor Andre Barnes; and Dance Instructor Olivia Lewin. One parent, Ceneta Woodard, states, “They are very professional and organized. I also love the way they deal w/ our youth..”
Last updated February 14, 2026.
• Ages: 11–18 years old
• Schedule: Monday–Friday, 12:00pm–6:00pm
Everybody's Not Doing It (E.N.D. It!) is a 501-c3 youth organization founded in 2010. It currently serves middle and high school students in St. Lucie County through an after school program, winter and summer camps, a Teen Arts camp, music conferences and concerts, and other events. The C.H.I.L.L. (“CHOOSING HOW I LIVE LIFE”) component meets biweekly in a gender-specific setting for open discussions with life coaches and peers. The organization’s mission states that it uses the arts to provide education, inspiration, and positive alternatives while promoting messages of self-worth, purity, drug and alcohol resistance, leadership, scholarship, and community service.
The founders are Strather DuPree and Sonia DuPree. The board leadership includes Board Chair Adrienne Huggins, Secretary Lorina Beniamino, Treasurer Angela Hayle, and board members Shaniek Maynard, Terry Hardmon, Dr. Leinitia Robinson, Pastor Teddy Sanders, and Dr. Nicholas Brown. Program staff include Youth Services Coordinator Sydney DuPree; Youth Specialists Sinclaire DuPree, Kayla Turner, and Jennifer Perez; Visual Arts Instructor Andre Barnes; and Dance Instructor Olivia Lewin. One parent, Ceneta Woodard, states, “They are very professional and organized. I also love the way they deal w/ our youth..”
Last updated February 14, 2026.
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