Thanks to all the individuals and groups whose support makes the Oxford Kinetics Festival possible.
We are delighted to be partners in this effort with the Oxford Community Arts Center, www.oxarts.org. They work tirelessly to promote the arts and offer a permanent home for the arts in the Oxford community.
The 2012 festival is possible thanks to a grant from ArtsWave, a fantastic Cincinnati organization supporting arts in the region’s communities.
Thanks to Miami University, Ohio, the School of Fine Arts and The Art Department for providing our great 2012 site, Millett Hall, allowing us indoor and outdoor space ample for all possible weather conditions.
Thanks to the community foundation for their generous grant in support of the 2011 festival as they continue to strive to improve the quality of life in the Oxford community. www.oxfordfdn.org 
We are forever in the debt of the awesome folks at Wire and Twine for creating the graphics for the festival. We asked for ideas for a poster and got so much more. Thanks for making us look so good, Tom. www.wireandtwine.com
We are excited to welcome Happen Inc. once again to the 2012 festival by bringing numerous fun, educational and creativity inspiring activities to Oxford for the day. You can learn more about their many exciting projects and see examples from past Toy Lab participants at www.happeninc.org and www.happeninc.org/toylab .
Thank you to Duke Energy Retail for their financial support of the 2011 festival. We appreciate their continued interest in our community. www.retail.duke-energy.com
A clumsily worded note of appreciation to Sean Krause for his copy writing gymnastics on our behalf. Fighting Words, Inc
Thank you to K’NEX for their donation to the 2011 festival. They generously supplied us with a large number of their Robo-Battlers and Moto-Bot sets, motorized sets that kids will be able to build and race at the festival. www.knex.com
Our deep thanks also go out to the city of Oxford for allowing us to use the Uptown parks in 2011 and for closing the street around the parks to enhance the safety and freedom of movement of the participants throughout the event, as well as closing a portion of High St. for the scramble. www.cityofoxford.org