Discord Server

A private hub where dads talk straight, support each other, and stay connected.

Weekly Online Meetups

A weekly circle of men who show up, speak honestly, and sharpen one another.

Serious Accountability

A clear check-in that keeps you disciplined, focused, & moving forward with brothers.

Annual Retreats

Time away with good men to build brotherhood, & build unshakable bonds.

Courses & Resources

No fluff—just solid teaching to help you grow as a man, a father, and a leader.

Dad Workshops

Hands-on sessions that push you, challenge you, and build real skills for real life.

77+

Countries Impacted

350+

Fathers Impacted

200+

Weekly Meetups Held

1200+

Hours Of Space Held

3

Annual Retreats Held

Stories From The Brotherhood

I joined Noble Father in August 2022. At the time of joining I was in a rough spot in my fatherhood experience. After years of being a single father and multiple failed relationships, I started to resent being a father and my role in this life. I seen a post one day of this father's group that focused on intentionality and met once a week to talk about fatherhood. Instantly intrigued, I reached out to see if I could join.

As the months passed with attending meetings I noticed a change in the way I was thinking, and the way I was parenting. In the group we talk of Leadership, of Manhood, of being present in our lives and that of our children, of working on our Mental, Spiritual and Physical conditions so we are functioning at a optimal level. We talk of struggles and share intimately with one another, releasing and priming ourselves for the week ahead. We encourage growth with ourselves and hold eachother accountable to things we say we want to accomplish. This is a True Brotherhood of Boys who won't co-sign my Bullshit.

The Investment to myself and my Contribution to the common welfare of the group has brought me and many others to extraordinary places in this journey of fatherhood. Many of us are now on Entrepreneurial journey's and are investing much more in our lives and our families lives. Noble Father has changed my Life, and I am stoked to keep growing with my Brothers for years to come!

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Perry Tomlinson
Father of 2, Canada

Being part of a community and being held accountable by peers can lead to breakthroughs. I have been a part of the Noble Fathers Community for just over one year. I have had the privilege of meeting men from many different walks of life, holding space for others, being vulnerable, and keeping each other in check.

Fatherhood, in most cases, comes with a barrage of different struggles and to say that there is a general lack of support for fathers in our society is an understatement. Noble Fathers has provided me with a space to celebrate my victories and share my struggles with other fathers that can understand and relate.

With them I have access to advice and support from professionals and men that have experience and wisdom but most importantly, I have support, the type of support that holds me accountable to myself in becoming the best version of myself.

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Charles Rattan
Father of 2, Trinidad & Tobago

Membership Tiers

Annual Plans Give 2 Months Free!

Fortress Tier

$49/month

The basic entry point into our community.
  • Access To The Discord Server
  • Access To Weekly Meetups
  • Access To Courses & Resources
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Fortress Tier (Annual Plan)

$499/year (2 months free)

For those serious dads looking for more.
  • Access To The Discord Server
  • Access To Weekly Meetups
  • Access To Courses & Resources
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Sentinel Tier

$99/month

For those serious dads looking for more.
  • Everything In The Fortress Tier
  • Access To Weekly Mastermind
  • VIP Access To Annual Retreats
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Sentinel Tier (Annual Plan)

$999/year (2 months free)

For those serious dads looking for more.
  • Everything In The Fortress Tier
  • Access To Weekly Mastermind
  • VIP Access To Annual Retreats

Real Dads

Real Conversations

Real Growth

Real Camaraderie

Frequently Asked Questions

Most of our dads came from a Facebook group with hundreds of thousands of dads where the most common discussions revolve around divorce/separation, cheating spouses, matters of inconsequence and everything in between. That being said, it certainly wasn't social enough as it was all text-based and periodically, with photos. The discussions there were hardly cordial.


That's where we got the idea to get on a space together for a more personal, face-to-face conversation. And not just online every week but striving to meetup in-person every year in the form of retreats. Something else you'll notice quickly is how little tolerance we have for bullshit. When you're just wrong, you'll be told how it is. We are a serious group of fathers, not a playground for boys.

More Stories

I am so proud to be part of the Noble Father brotherhood. As soon as I became a father I knew I needed to take advantage of any resources that could help me be a great dad and to set a good example for my son. I knew that there were groups out there for new parents, as my wife was part of a few. I joined all of the groups I could find and then left them gradually as I saw how toxic and unsupportive the groups were.

I was struggling to find value in any of the communities. I ended up joining Noble Father while COVID was still rampant. I was definitely looking for a sense of belonging and camaraderie outside of my local friend group. I was pretty reserved during my first share, but when I listened to all of the other men open up so deeply I immediately felt comfortable. I knew that this was the group I was looking for.

During my time as a Noble Father the group has become an extremely valuable resource in all aspects of my life. Whether it be fatherhood, business, marriage, or faith, I feel confident that my brothers will guide me to make the right choices and to be intentional and present. I have changed my way of thinking and become a better person since joining. I am blessed to be a Noble Father.

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Nate Ariss
Father of 1, USA

Imagine being a father, husband, son, brother, and employee, yet feeling like you've never truly been yourself. You faithfully fulfill each role, expecting nothing in return, but over time, bitterness begins to seep in, leaving you puzzled. You start feeling unappreciated, yet hesitate to speak up, fearing reprisal and societal expectations. The pressure builds, and you search for ways to release it, but you fear being a burden or misunderstood. Eventually, hopelessness sets in.

As an active-duty Military service-member and father of 5, this was my story. I tirelessly served my family, my country, but never myself. With the responsibility of the sole-provider, failure was not an option. Any type of vulnerability sow’s cracks in the leadership armor on the military side. I was burnt out from fulfilling these roles until I found Noble Fathers.

What I love about this community is that these are men who have walked diverse paths in life, and yet find themselves united at the most fulfilling coordinate in life: fatherhood. Listening to the Sage dads speak reminds me that past struggles were not insurmountable, while grieving fathers teach me the importance of cherishing every moment with our children.

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Yue Pheng Chang
Father of 5, USA