Sally's Concert

Join us on May 15, 2011 for a concert hosted by the Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy recognizing Sally Fiehrer's contribution to the mental health community as Executive Director of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Butler County. The concert features the school's award-winning CHCA's Steel Drum Band and Cintered Electric Strings orchestra. This is an affordable fund-raising event the whole family can enjoy on a Sunday afternoon at 3:00 PM. Special thanks to Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy for their generosity in providing both the music and beautiful Lindner Theatre in making this concert possible.

Tickets are currently on sale for $10.00 and can only be purchased in advance through NAMI Butler County. There will be no tickets on sale at CHCA or Lindner Theatre on the day of the concert, so plan ahead and order your tickets now in one of the following ways:

1) Email your request for tickets and your mailing address to info@nami-bc.org and then go to our website at

www.nami-bc.org/advocacy/donate and pay through the secure Donate button. We will mail your tickets as soon as payment is confirmed.

2.) Mail your request for tickets, your payment and return address to NAMI Butler County, 5963 Boymel Drive, Fairfield OH 45014 and we will mail your tickets.

3.) Call Sally Fiehrer at 860-8387 or Rhonda Benson at 860-8386 to arrange a time to pick up tickets at the NAMI office at the above address.

The concert is preceded by a 10 minute film highlighting NAMI Butler County and is followed by refreshments, so please join us for an afternoon of good company, good music and good food!

Sally's Concert Flyer

Sally Fiehrer is retiring after twenty-two years of service to NAMI of Butler County!

Sally Fiehrer, BA Psychology University of Dayton, Master level counseling classes Miami University Oxford: Executive Director of NAMI Butler County, started the NAMI Butler County chapter in 1989 and has been its Director ever since. Sally worked as a case manager for 3 years, and was the Director of Community Outreach and Programs (1996 to 2007) for Quality Review Services, Inc., a non-profit that surveyed mental health consumers, family members and mental health professionals to evaluate the Ohio mental health system for quality improvement. Sally was named Public Citizen of the Year in 2008 by the National Association of Social Workers and also was named a Hamilton YWCA'S Woman of Achievement in 2008.