Skating was a childhood passion for Dell Loy and so the idea to create an ice arena where Cache Valley citizens could experience the joy of skating was born.

Dell Loy recognized the value the library had to North Logan City and he wanted to increase their ability to bring in patrons and provide quality activities.

World of Difference works with the people of Malawi, Africa to teach them farming skills and helping them become self-sustainable.

Aquarium Education Programs

Education is the heart and soul of Loveland Living Planet Aquarium. The goal of the education programs is to provide unique learning experiences for guests of all ages, to inspire students to become excited about science, and to assist them in becoming life-long learners.
See our list of education programs below.

Craig Jessop has been a leader in arts and culture in Logan his whole life. He has dedicated most of his life to growing the music and arts programs at the Caine College of the Arts at Utah State University, and in honor of the work he has done, we created a scholarship in his name for the new Masters in Choral Conducting program. This program allows Craig to pass on his immense experience as a profession conductor to students at the the Caine College of the arts.

With a profound interest in the future of Cache Valley and its residents, the Cache Education Foundation (CEF) was founded in 1988 to enhance the learning environment for Cache County School District students from kindergarten through high school. Since that time, the Cache Education Foundation has channeled over 4 million dollars to our students and educators.

In 2019, Dell Loy Hansen partnered with the Real Salt Lake Foundation to create the Scoring for Schools program. This program allows teachers to apply for a $250 grant by simply filling out a one-page form. Every teacher receives the grant money they apply for, the point of the program is not to award the most deserving, but to give to all the teachers.