Reporting on the RV/MH Heritage Foundation in Elkhart, Indiana, Hall of Fame President Darryl Searer says, “From August 1, 2013 through April 30, 2014, the Foundation has made significant improvements in its financial obligations and has made some major changes in its display area, gift shop and exhibitor booth area.” He says the foundation is up to date on the interest payments for the $600,000 loan for the Woodworth’s antique RV (recreational vehicle) collection, and one year ahead of the principle payment of $50,000. In addition, the obligations to the Ingram Family loan have been met, according to RVBusiness.com. Income from the Northern Indiana Event Center has risen from $76,000 to $163,500 in the past nine months, and revenues have risen by 65 percent for the catering program. The gift shop has been updated, and new historic camper and RV units have been added to the museum, as MHProNews.com has learned, as well as a new manufactured home from Fairmont Homes. ##

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