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ABOUT CHLOE
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Miss Indiana Teen Volunteer
Pre-Law Scholar
Ohio State Buckeye
Addiction Awareness Advocate
Book Lover
Theme Park Enthusiast
Hi! I'm Chloe, and I'm currently studying Sport Industry and Communications at The Ohio State University as a Pre-Law Scholar in the Dunn Sport & Wellness Scholars Program.
I am also pursuing a Sports Communication certificate, because I am so passionate about using sports, storytelling, and advocacy to create meaningful change.
Whether I'm reading one of the 115+ books in my personal library, planning my next theme park adventure with my family, or cheering on the Buckeyes, I believe life's greatest purpose is making people feel seen, valued, and hopeful.
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Heroes for Hope
While many people know me through pageantry, my heart has always been rooted in service.
Addiction impacts millions of families every year, yet so many children grow up believing they're alone. Through Heroes for Hope, I work to create conversations that replace shame with hope.
That mission led me to found The Hero Project, a support group designed specifically for youth impacted by family addiction, like myself! Through educational programs, advocacy, social media, and community partnerships, I hope every young person knows that their circumstances do not define their future.
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Ohio State
As a Dunn Sport and Wellness Scholar at Ohio State, I've fueled my passion for sports through opportunities including FOX Big Noon Kickoff, ESPN College GameDay, the Sports & Society Institute, the Buckeye Sport Industry Network, and working as a manager for Ohio State's baseball team.
These experiences have strengthened my leadership and communication skills while preparing me for a future career in law and advocacy.
Miss Indiana Teen Volunteer
Holding the title of Miss Indiana Teen Volunteer is far more than a title—it is a responsibility and a platform to drive meaningful change. Throughout my journey with the Miss Volunteer America Organization—including my previous titles as Miss Scioto Hills Teen Volunteer, Miss Buckeye Teen Volunteer, and Miss Portsmouth Teen Volunteer—I have deepened my commitment to leadership and service. To me, wearing a crown isn't about personal recognition; it's about seizing every opportunity to inspire hope, support others, and create a lasting, compassionate impact in the places we call home.
At the heart of my mission is my S.E.R.V.E. initiative, Heroes for Hope. Through targeted advocacy, volunteer work, and community outreach, I am dedicated to shining a light on substance use disorder, breaking down the heavy stigmas that surround it, and supporting those impacted by addiction.
