We promote and strengthen education, development and training opportunities for the sport of figure skating in the metropolitan Washington, D.C. area. Read more…
Promoting Figure Skating in the DC Area
We promote and strengthen education, development and training opportunities for the sport of figure skating in the metropolitan Washington, D.C. area. Read more…
We provide financial grants to individuals and groups who have a goal of pursuing excellence in figure skating. We support individuals through the Florence Sifferd Scholarship Program and groups through Impact Grant Awards. Read more…
Your business or organization can be a part of what we do. We invite you to join us as a Sponsor of the Capitol Skating Fund to help continue our efforts. Any level of donation will be recognized. Read more …
Figure skating is among the most expensive competitive sports to pursue. Competitive standards continue to accelerate with increased pressure for more costly and intensive training. You can help by making a gift to the Capitol Skating Fund (CSF). Donate Now
The tragedy of the American Eagle Flight 5342 crash into the Potomac River on the evening of January 29, 2025 has impacted the skating community not only from the Washington DC area but nationwide as well. So many skaters, family, coaches and dreams were lost in this accident! In response to the request of the Livingston Family, the CSF has setup the Everly and Alydia Livingston Dream Fund and to memorialize all the victims of Flight 5342, the CSF setup the Flight 5342 Memorial Fund. Both Funds are intended to assist Developmental level Skaters in making their “dreams come true” with financial support to attend the USFS Developmental Camps.
In memory of those lost on the tragic flight 5342, we have established a memorial fund to support skaters from the DMV region going to the USFS Development Camps.
The Everly and Alydia Livingston Dream Fund memorializes the two sisters—Everly (age 14) and Alydia (age 11)—from Ashburn (VA), who were returning from the U.S. Figure Skating National Development Camp with their parents, Peter and Donna, on Flight #5342, which was tragically lost on January 29, 2025
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