The Noblemen Founder Al Midgett ’79 Next Executive in Residence
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Midgett received a bachelor of social work in 1979 from
In his effort to "balance the gift" and show his appreciation of all the help he and his wife had received, Midgett formed The Robin Hoods of
The NobleMen example has evolved into a philanthropic model for other communities and benefits deserving children in need as well as participants and donors. The organization has since grown to include NobleWomen, NobleTeens, NobleKids and even NoblePets.
Midgett's specialties are leadership, community service, branding, event organization, writing and public speaking. In 2012 he published his story in a book entitled Normal to Noble - a fun and engaging manual for nonprofits. In
The Executive in Residence initiative at
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