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End It for Good was founded in 2019 by Christan foster mother Christina Dent. The group claims to promote educating and engaging with individuals on how to use alternative health-related methods to treat addition and drug use 1 through providing articles, reports, and videos. 3 The group also produces a biweekly podcast, called End It for Good hosted by Cristina Dent, which features interviews including testimonials from law enforcement officers on the War on Drugs. 4
End It for Good is funded by donations from individuals, foundations, and businesses. Tax filings show that it has received donations from several organizations including the Susquehanna Foundation ($150,000 in 2023), 5 DonorsTrust ($75,000 in 2022), 6 and the Atlas Economic Research Foundation ($65,000 in 2023). 7
Bryan Mauk is the CEO of End It for Good. Mauk formerly worked as a chief innovation officer at PCs for People and vice president of workforce development at the Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry. 8
Christina Dent is the founder and president of End It for Good and the author of the book Curious: A Foster Mom’s Discovery of an Unexpected Solution to Drugs and Addiction. 9
Beau Rudder is the chair of the board of End It for Good and a criminal defense attorney. 10 Rudder is a regional director of the Bail Project and a founding member of the Mississippi Bail Fund Collective. Rudder formerly worked as a director of training at the Mississippi Office of the State Public Defender and is a past president of the Mississippi Public Defenders Association. 11
Carey Varnado is the board attorney of End It For Good and a partner at the law firm Montague Pittman & Varnado, P.A. 12
Other members of the board include Jonathon Fults, Rene Menogan, and James Moore. 2
| Employee | Title | Total Compensation |
|---|---|---|
| Bryan Mauk | CEO | $154,168 |
| Christina Dent | FOUNDER/VP M | $84,010 |
All-time grants received statistics from Candid dataset:
Selection of highest value grants received from the last seven years: