Olympic Figure Skater Gracie Gold Donates Iconic Comeback Dress and Olympic Apparel for Charity Auction Benefiting Road to Gold Gives Back

Road to Gold Gives Back, a nonprofit initiative dedicated to empowering aspiring figure skaters and skating clubs by breaking down financial barriers, announced today a special live auction featuring exclusive memorabilia from Olympic figure skater Gracie Gold. The auction will include the stunning dress she wore during her U.S. Nationals comeback performance to “Used to Be Mine,” as well as additional Olympic and competition apparel.

Proceeds from the auction will support Road to Gold Gives Back’s mission to expand access to figure skating for underserved athletes and clubs across the country. Through grants, scholarships, equipment support, and access to coaching opportunities, Road to Gold Gives Back works to make the sport more inclusive — because “every skater deserves the chance to chase their dreams, regardless of their financial situation or location.”

“For many talented athletes, the cost of ice time, equipment, coaching, and travel creates barriers that are too high,” said Amy Fankhauser, President and Founder of Road to Gold. “This auction transforms meaningful moments in figure skating into meaningful impact for the next generation of skaters.”

About Road to Gold Gives Back
Road to Gold Gives Back is a nonprofit initiative focused on empowering figure skaters and clubs by breaking down financial barriers and expanding access to resources. The organization believes that passion and dedication — not finances — should define success in the sport, and it provides funding, equipment support, and opportunities to underserved communities to help ensure every skater has the chance to shine on their path to gold.

Gracie Gold "Used to Be Mine" Nationals Dress