Great Lakes RV Association Donates $10,000 to RV Learning Center

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(Fairfax, VA) The Great Lakes Recreation Vehicle Association donated $10,000 to the RV Learning Center, the premier educational institution serving RV dealers and staff. The annual fundraising campaign allows investment in new technology to keep learning affordable, flexible and relevant.

Fundraising for 2013 began during the Convention/Expo and continues through June.

"It’s great to see the state RV associations continuing to invest in and promote education for our industry, said RV Learning Center Chairman of the Board Jeff Pastore of Hartville RV Center in Hartville, Ohio. " As a member of GLRVA, I am appreciative of the emphasis that our organization has always placed on education and training. Great Lakes RVA’s substantial donation will be a great help in funding the programs, products and services the RV Learning Center offers. This shows what dealers can accomplish working together."

The Great Lakes Recreational Vehicle Association (GLRVA) is a trade organization in Northeast Ohio that hosts the Annual Ohio RV Supershow. Their mission is to educate the public about recreation vehicles and the recreation vehicle lifestyle.

Donations to the RV Learning Center fund programs including webinars on current topics, training and certification for dealership staff, essential publications and learning guides, and the Convention/Expo. Convenient online donationsas well as a printable formthat accommodates customized pledges and donations have simplified giving for 2013.

The RV Learning Center is supported by dealers, manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, and other RV industry members committed to dealership education and the high levels of customer service provided by educated employees.

For more information go to www.rvlearningcenter.comand learn more about what the RV Learning Center does for dealers and how you can help keep it going. The RV Learning Center is a tax exempt organization as described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions may be tax deductible as charitable donations.