Normal to Noble A Fun and Engaging Startup Manual for Non-Profits

Name: Normal to Noble A Fun and Engaging Startup Manual for Non-Profits
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ISBN: 9781938467196

ISBN-10: 1938467191

ISBN-13: 9781938467196

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Authors: Al Midgett

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Part memoir, part manual, Normal to Noble is one normal, “middle-of-the-road” guy’s journey to Greatness Through Giving.Al Midgett, founder of the successful non-profit known as The Noblemen, recounts the early and adult-era influences that inspired him to start an organization dedicated to philanthropy… and fun!The Virginia Beach-based organization has grown by leaps and bounds since its founding (as the Robin Hoods of Virginia Beach in 1995). Now a powerhouse of a non-profit, it is expanding throughout the region with ambitious plans “farther a-field.”So whether you’re a Noblemen, NobleTeens, NobleWomen – or even NoblePets! – member – or simply a sidelines supporter or curious…

Book details

List price: $12.95
Publisher: Morgan James Publishing
Publication date: 1/1/2013
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 124
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.25" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.396
Language: English



Some call it God


Some call it life - or heart - or spirit


I have come to think of it as "magic": indefinable, powerful, and life-affirming


And I don't care where it comes from or who's responsible


I'm just grateful we've got it


And I'd like to share a little bit of it with you


In case you might like to do the same


I think the desire to help others and to do some good in this world is hard- wired into most people, but they need a way to channel it


So I find all I have to do is talk about The Noblemen making a difference in our community, and right away people want to be a part of it


Many remember fondly their involvement in high school clubs that provided some community service, or college fraternity or sorority membership activities for various charities


They had fun hanging out with friends while helping others


It's a good feeling, and a good formula; one I hope we have 'writ large' and incarnated in The Noblemen