Helping you do good work since 2019.
We write more than 300 grants per year!
(With major success in funding streams like the Ontario Trillium Foundation Seed and Resilient Grants, New Horizons for Seniors and Ontario Arts Council (OAC), among many others!)
Rohit Mehta founded Do Good Funding to raise more money for organizations doing good work in their communities.
DoGood Funding sources and writes grant proposals, and offers training and consulting services for organizations of all sizes throughout Canada, including non-profits, for-profits and registered charities!
Rohit served as a volunteer jury member, appointed to the Grant Review Team of the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF). After learning the ins and outs of grant review and how funders make decisions, Rohit was encouraged by peers to share his knowledge.
With the support of the Brampton Entrepreneur Centre, Rohit started DoGood Funding and leveraged his network of charity leaders and mentors to support local non-profits and charities. Since then, the company’s services have expanded to include support for the for-profit sector, consulting workshops, prospect research and more!
Our team
Alex Gregory
Alex has over 15 years of experience working with publishing companies and public relations firms within the Greater Toronto Area. Delivering proven results and demonstrable impact through print and digital publications, he brings his expertise as a journalist and applies it to effective grant writing.
Alex is also well-known in the Greater Toronto Area non-profit sector. With more than a decade of volunteer experience and a deep network of established community contacts, Alex Is pleased to help organizations to utilize their unique voices to achieve fundraising success, through effective proposal writing and advisory support.
Rohit Mehta
Company founder Rohit Mehta has been active in the non-profit sector for two decades. He was appointed to a five-year term with the Grant Review Team of the Ontario Trillium Foundation and served a two-year term with the Grant Review Committee of the Ministry of Children and Youth Services’ Youth Opportunities Fund. Rohit reviewed and assessed over 300 grant applications and distributed over $60 Million in funding to community-based non-profits, charities, and grassroots groups.
Rohit has an extensive background in grant writing, prospect research, program development, and evaluation. He is a critical thinker who challenges the status quo and believes that the charitable sector has the power to transform society and create a better world.
Kristian Clarke
Kristian was in the role of Executive Director at the Dancer Transition Resource Centre (DTRC) for almost 4.5 years. Previously, he was Executive Director of Canadian Artists Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens (CARFAC Ontario) for nearly a decade, and prior to that its Membership Coordinator. More recently, he worked with performing artists as Senior Projects Manager at Canadian Actors’ Equity Association.