Noble started at Texas Christian University, and it hasn't left North Texas since.
When Noble's CEO & Founder, Nicoletta Bradley, was a student at Texas Christian University, she battled anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating with almost no resources to turn to. As she fought for her own healing, she looked around and realized her peers were struggling with the exact same things and no one knew were to turn for help.
She couldn't ignore that. After graduating, she stepped into the fitness industry in the Dallas/Fort Worth area with a purpose: to reach the women in her own backyard and speak truth into the lies they believed about their bodies and food.
When COVID hit in 2020, Nicoletta launched personal training and a Saturday Bible study that drew hundreds of women across DFW.
That was the foundation of Noble.
Since then, the impact has only grown right here in North Texas:
A Noble Club launched at Texas Christian University in 2024, bringing the message back to where it all started
300+ women gather at TCU for a Noble Event in 2024, 600+ women at the event in 2025, and 700+ in 2026.
The Noble message has impacted over 10,000 women in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in the last decade... and we are not done yet!
From one college student at TCU with no resources, to a movement that is now filling rooms across North Texas. Your gift on North Texas Giving Day keeps this going.
Check out the video above to get a deeper look into what Noble has been doing this year, including an event at Texas Christian University with over 700 women right here in Tarrant County. 2026 has been powerful, and we believe this is just the beginning for Noble and the work we feel the Lord is calling us into.
Our mission at Noble is to equip women with resources and experiences to help them know God and find their identity in Christ.
Noble Health and Fitness is dedicated to helping women of all ages transform their views on bodies, fitness, and food by embracing their identity as daughters of the Most High King. We long to see a world where women know God deeply, root their identity in Christ, and live free from idolatry. Our goal is to equip women with resources and experiences to help them know God and find their identity in Christ.
Fort Worth is Home.
At Noble, we care deeply about the city of Fort Worth and Tarrant County, because this is where it all began. Right here in your backyard, at Texas Christian University, Nicoletta ran her very first Noble program: a weekly workout followed by a Bible study.
Since then, Noble has grown in ways we never could have imagined. We've built resources like our first-ever audio devotional. We hosted our One-Day Event at The 4 Eleven in Fort Worth with over 100 women in attendance. And this spring, we had our biggest event yet at Texas Christian University with over 700 women showing up to encounter freedom.
Your Partnership Fuels What's Next.
Your donation helps us continue our 2026 College Tour, bringing free workouts and the Gospel to young women on campuses across the U.S. It also helps us build toward our biggest event yet: in 2027, Noble will host a conference for women of all ages right here in Fort Worth, Texas at Paradox Church.
Beyond events, your giving supports the development of resources and programs that equip women to know God deeply and root their identity in Christ, along with the operational backbone that keeps Noble running and growing.
Every dollar you give is more than a donation. It's an investment in the next generation of women.
We believe in a world where women live free, as Noble daughters of the King, right here in Texas, and all over the country.
Will you partner with us this Giving Day?
At Noble Fitness Ministries, we are dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where all women, regardless of race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or ability, can access healing and growth. Rooted in the belief that every woman is a daughter of the Most High King, we strive to ensure that everyone feels seen, valued, and loved.
Organization name
Noble Health & Fitness
Tax id (EIN)
93-3167080
Causes
Religion/Spiritual Focus
Operating Budget
$250,000 - $499,999
Counties Served
Dallas, Tarrant
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
2830 South Hulen Street #823