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You Can Help Build The Living
Planet Aquarium
Most people never get the opportunity to explore the ocean depths.
It’s absolutely
vital that we do all we can to understand and protect the ocean habitat, which
covers
over 70 percent of our living planet. Tropical rain forests cover about 7
percent of
Earth’s surface, yet are absolutely essential to our global ecosystem.
They are
home to more than half of all the species on Earth and absorb carbon dioxide
while
releasing oxygen to Earth’s atmosphere. Yet, how many of us have the
opportunity
to travel to a tropical rain forest? Over 41 percent of all known fish species
live in
freshwater but we rarely have the opportunity to know much about them, much
less
observe them in their natural habitats.
Aquariums become our best way to learn respect for, observe and understand
the
complexities and importance of freshwater environments, rain forests and the
world’s
oceans. The Living Planet Aquarium “transports” you to these
important habitats so
you can experience their magical beauty and understand the wonder and intricacies
of our
interconnectedness to the global system of life.
The Living Planet Aquarium
— A financially sound investment
The operations of The Living Planet Aquarium
are 100% self-sufficient. Our gate receipts, gift shop, and facility rentals have supported
the entire budget: approximately $1,000,000 annually. Someday, we hope to build a large aquarium for the people of Utah. In the meantime, we have several new exhibits planned at our current location. However, we are committed to growing in a fiscally responsible manner!
See the List below for several key ways in which you can help us grow!
Here's How You Can
Make A Difference
Make a difference in your community by making a tax deductible donation
to The Living Planet Aquarium today! Simply click the secure link below and the Network
for Good will process your donation to The Living Planet Aquarium.
CLICK HERE TO DONATE!
Network for Good is the Internet’s leading charitable resource,
helping non-profit organizationsby bringing together donors, volunteers and charities.
The Living Planet Aquarium reserves the right to accept or reject all sponsorship offers.
Double Your Gift with the Employee Matching Gift Program
Did you know that your contribution to The Living Planet Aquarium may be doubled by your employer? Many companies match donations made by their employees to charitable organizations, which is a wonderful way to make your gift-giving dollar go farther. Some companies even match gifts by retirees.
To coordinate a matching gift, fill out a matching gift form obtained from your place of employment, then send the entire form to The Living Planet Aquarium 725 E. 10600 S. Sandy, UT 84094 (Attn: Donor Records). We will complete our portion of the form and submit it for processing.
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mal Program To Adopt an Animal, download our Adoption
Form. Click here to see your name as an Aquarium Parent! Thank you for your support!
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Special Thanks to Our Benefactors
Benefactors Circle
$500,000—$1,000,000
Central Utah Water Conservancy District
Founders Circle
$250,000—$499,999
The Boyer Company
Salt Lake Community College
Directors Circle
$100,000—$249,999
Arthur & Gail Benjamin Foundation
Cache Valley Electric
D. Forrest & Gerda M. Greene Foundation
George W. Perkins, Jr.
Richard S. Prows
S. L. County Zoo, Arts & Parks
State Office of Education
The Clark Foundation
Utah Division of Water Resources
Utah Power
Presidents Circle
$50,000—$99,999
Anonymous
Morgan Stanley
Mountain America Credit Union
Curator’s Circle
$25,000—$49,999
Anonymous
Brent V. Andersen
Christopher Layton
Citadel Communications
Clear Channel Communications
Coca-Cola
Comcast
Delta Air Lines
Interior Solutions
KSL Television
Novell
Richter 7
Smith Food & Drug
Snell & Wilmer
Webb Audio Visual
Young Electric Sign Company
Dolphin Level
$10,000—$24,999
American Express
Anonymous
B R E Properties
Brad Daniels
Cavett Eaton
Chris Barela
Corporate Edge Printing & Mktg.
David Weiner
Discover Financial Services
First American Title of Utah
Flamm Family Foundation
Hilton Salt Lake City Center
Jan Stumacher/Student Marketing
Lakeview Hospital
Layton Construction
Maddy Runburg
Marilyn Brumfield
Marsh
Mountain Tech Mill & Cabinet
Randy Olsen
Sean Smith
State Office of Museum Services
Stephen S. Schulkens
Thanksgiving Point, LLC
The Silver Cricket
The Walbridge Fund
Trace Gordon
Troy & Jean Takach
Tyler & Michelle Perry
Utah Travel Council
Val Staker
Wells FargoBlue Marlin Level
$5,000—$9,999
Art Andersen
Bill Child
Bourne-Spafford Foundation
Brandon Eyre
Bradley Sterling Scott
Channel 2 Television
Channel 4 Television
Color Graphics
Corporate Express
DesignWerks
Douglas Morton
James Carroll & Associates
Jones, Waldo, Holbrook & McDonough
Kimball Office Group
MHTN Architects
Neptune Divers
Oakleigh L. Thorne Foundation
Overstock.com
Park City Jewelers
Paul St. Pierre Foundation
Paul Taggart
Project Learning Tree
Prudential Financial
PSC Development
R.C. Willey Home Furnishings
Richard & Jill Pope
Scott Anderson
SoundTube
Stoel-Rives
Superior HVAC
Uinta Golf
USANA
Wyndham HotelManta Ray Level
$2,500—$4,999
Accent Surfaces
Alder Image
Alpha Graphics
Arizona Tile
Bamberger-Allen Foundation
Bill Hensler
CounterPoint Studios
Composite Coatings, LLC
European Marble & Granite
Ferguson Supply
Franklin Templeton
IKON Office Solutions
Illusion Art & Faux
Joe & Cindy Jones
Lundquist Sales
Mandalay Bay Aquarium
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Montgomery Watson Americas
Quality Acoustics
Rhett & Katrina Fornoff
Riverhouse Mill & Cabinet
Russell Groomer
Sandy Stewart
Soren & Heather Simonsen
Stone Touch
Steinhart Aquarium
Stephen Moody Studios
Tom Taylor
Wasatch Concrete Cutting
Winroc
W.C. KlintworthRainbow Trout Level
$1,000—$2,499
Band Fire Protestion Services
Charles & Elizabeth Beck
Chris & Dicks
Connelly
Crawford Door Sales
Dako Corporation
Division of Wildlife Resource
Dr. David Richardson
Elements Day Spa
Fidelity Investments
First Utah Bank
FranklinCovey
H & E Rentals
Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Wolf
Heinz Family Charitable Fund
Impact Imaging
In Memory of LaVaughn & Kathryn Robison
Jayceen Craven
Jerry Seiner
Jim Jette
Jodi Monaco
Joe & Trish Franceschi
Joe Marshal, Prudential
John & Rose O. Craven
Johnson, Folsom & Associates
Lewis Brothers Stages
Little America Hotel
Marine Products
Mike Hatch Tile & Stone
Mike Mower
Noorda Family Trust
Ortho Development
Pam Patterson
Raymond R. Peterson
Robert & Sheila Puopolo
Ron Hartford
Savage Scaffold
Seward Benjamin
Sierra Electric
Steve Drott/Kearns High School
Sundance Resort
Utah Business Magazine
Vision International
Waste Management
Western Nut Company
William A. Royall, Jr.
Wills Boyd
XMISSIONSea Turtle Level
$500—$999
Becker Media
Ben Saturen
Blooming Enterprises
Blythe Lee
Career College Association
Dan Ngo
David C. Taylor
Douglas Grossman
Douglas H. Kelsall
Eva Marie Bellevue Thomas
Evan Whitaker
Fila Golf
Floyd K. Howell
Four Seasons Biltmore Hotel
Fred & Irene Tannenbaum
Timbercreek Doors
Jeff Perkins
Kevin T. McCusker
Mary Lyn Hammer
Nash Insurance
Oasis Stage Werks
Packaging Corporation of America
Paul & Monique Turner
Peter A. Lyons
Rebecca Hyde
Richard Zinn
Robert & Sheila Puopolo
Steve Storey
Suzanne B. Kriscunas
Tim & Tina Weidauer
United Airlines
Washington Mutual
William Nigley
Career College Association
Douglas H. Kelsall