service in Kansas City. While in Kansas City, Gonzalez also contributed to Shadow Buddies, a charity that works with hospitalized children. Gonzalez, is also an Ambassador for the non-profit, Scholars' Hope Foundation in Huntington Beach. It is an after-school academic enrichment program that helps students be the best version of themselves and to encourage them into higher education. In 2009, Gonzalez co-authored the book The All-Pro Diet. The book, co-written with Mitzi Dulan, the former nutritionist for the Chiefs, details his diet and workout routine and provides practical suggestions for others to follow the same path. Later in 2009, Gonzalez co-founded All-Pro Science, a sports nutrition company that manufactures a complete line of protein shakes, vitamins and other supplements. The products in the APS line follow a similar philosophy to the one set forth in Gonzalez's book, focusing on a balance of foods from all-natural sources. From 2013 to 2017, Gonzalez worked with FitStar, a company that makes mobile fitness apps, helping people get in shape with customized workouts delivered via the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. He appears in the FitStar Personal Trainer, leading users through personalized Sessions. References External links The Tony Gonzalez Foundation 1976 births All-American college football players American Conference Pro Bowl players American football tight ends American men's basketball players Atlanta Falcons players Basketball players from California California Golden Bears football players California Golden Bears men's basketball players Kansas City Chiefs players Living people National Conference Pro Bowl players National Football League announcers Players of American football from California Sportspeople from Huntington Beach, California Unconferenced Pro Bowl players Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees 10,000 receiving yards club