Our Mission Dedicated to preserving the history and honoring the pioneers and individuals who have made significant contributions to the RV and Manufactured Housing industries . . .
Hall of Fame
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The Recreation Vehicle and Manufactured Housing Industries started with a common thread. That thread was "affordable housing" Although the industries took divergent paths in our current products, our roots are still there and together we share a state-of-the-art museum, library and Hall of Fame celebrating our heritage. We invite you to join us in a fascinating trip through the history of these two industries.
Barry Cole, Chairman
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Volunteers Wanted
RV/MH Hall of Fame needs part time volunteers to help operate the RV/MH museum. Click on "Volunteer Now" button and send us your name and phone number and the times you could volunteer.
RV/MH Heritage Foundation Retires Debt to Ingram Family Thanks to the generosity of the Ingram Family, the $2,910,769 debt was paid off with $1,937,665, saving the Foundation $973,104 off the principle and represents a donation from the Ingrams.
Crean Foundation Pledges $100,000 toward the Kevin Clayton Debt Elimination Challenge's $1 Million Goal The Kevin Clayton Debt Elimination Challenge campaign was launched in October 2014 to help the RV/MH Hall of Fame become debt free in five years.
Ingram Family Issues New Challenge Grant to Retire the Ingram Family's Loan
The RV/MH Hall of Fame's mission is to retire the Ingram family's $3 million loan which was incurred during the construction phase of Hall facility. Industry icon, founder of Teton Homes and Hall Board member Robert "Boots" Ingram (since deceased) loaned the Hall $3 million to complete the construction. In addition to this loan, Ingram also donated $1 million to the Hall.
The Ingram's will match the principle payment by 50 percent which means the $3 million loan will pay off with $2 million.
"That means for every $100 you contribute, the loan will be reduced by $150."
