Join the Flight for Equal Pay : Ski Jumping World Cup

** update: we've reached the goal of matching both qualification wins, and are proud to announce that the overflow will be distributed to the athletes accordingly in Lake Placid! This showing of support means more than you can imagine! **

Photo ©: Logan Swney

The Ski Jumping World Cup returns to Lake Placid, USA next week (February 6-9, 2025). This year women will also compete, for the first time in history, on North American snow. This historic moment offers an opportunity to take a step towards parity. Stand together with us, Nina Lussi, Lindsey Van, Jessica Jerome and Tara Geraghty-Moats, former US National Team athletes, to raise money for the Women's Ski Jumping World Cup competitors.

We're launching this campaign to show the world what we believe in: equality in sport. Right now, the female World Cup winner earns 4,300 swiss francs, compared to the 13,000 of their male counterpart.

Our goal is to make a statement about closing the gap in prize money between male and female World Cup athletes. Together we can raise $3,326 for the qualification winner, a small step toward a greater goal, but one that demonstrates our steadfast belief in the cause.

Lake Placid is where I took my first jumps. It was here that I fell in love with the sport of ski jumping. It was here that I first had the dream of competing at the Olympics. It was here that the sport shaped me.

This is about more than just money; it's about respect, recognition, and inspiring the next generation of ski jumpers. Join us. Let's make history in Lake Placid and send a powerful message to the world: it's time for equal pay in women's ski jumping.

Funds raised will be presented to the qualification winners and distributed amongst the top 30 finishers in Lake Placid.