The 2023 Pan-American Games, all-around bronze medalist Jordan Chiles, is full of good vibes. But a family history of illness has her thinking about the other sufferers in the US. So, in a partnership with Sanofi, the 22-year-old extended her support with the help of NIL deals.

The UCLA Sophomore gymnast who won a silver medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics recently took to her Instagram handle to promote an anti-diabetic program. Sharing a great bond with her aunt, Chiles has seen diabetic suffering up close. So, on a mission to raise awareness, she made an appearance with her inspirational aunt this time.

Jordan Chiles in partnership with Sanofi

According to her Instagram post, the gymnast wrote, “#sponsored #sanofi_partner. Type 1 Diabetes doesn?t run in our family, so when my Auntie April was diagnosed, you can imagine our shock! I?m joining the movement to raise awareness for #t1d screening. Check out #ScreenForType1, talk to your doctor and visit The1Pledge.com! #the1pledge @screenfortype1.”

In the video, Chiles said, “There are a lot of things I’m known for and passionate about. I’m close with my aunt, so when we found out she had Type 1 diabetes, we were all worried and shocked. We wish we had known….so, when Sanofi engaged me to bring…..and the 1 Plegdge…” These words reflect her passion for helping others to have a better life.

She concluded by saying, “Talk to your doctor and learn more by heading to The1Pledge.com.” Though she would reel in cash after his partnership pays, her true human showed this time. Connecting to her aunt, she felt personally involved in the endeavor. The nationwide education camp of Sanofi is attracting celebrities from all realms to invest time in promotions. Having said that, her recent Pan-American Games was nothing short of magical.

Chiles in Pan-Am Games

After she witnessed comrade Simone Biles being the flag-bearer during the Rio de Janeiro Olympics closing ceremony, young Chiles has badly wanted to take that place at a major sporting event. At the 2023 Pan American Games inauguration ceremony in Chile, the 22-year-old succeeded in achieving her ambition.

Leading the U.S. women’s gymnastics team to a well-deserved gold at the finals, the Tokyo Olympics silver medalist added another feather to her already adorned crown. With strong displays from Chiles, the United States won the women’s all-around competition with 165.196 points. Moreover, they also earned the nation’s sixth consecutive Pan American women’s team gold medal.

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As another big opportunity awaits Chiles in Paris, she’s on her way to win more hearts. With instances and kind initiatives like these, it’s clear that she’s already walking that path.

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