Healthy Schools Campaign celebrated 15 years of service with more than 275 guests, representing Chicago’s civic, business, education, healthcare, philanthropic, school and grassroots communities at the annual Change for Good Luncheon on August 8th. Dr. Julie Morita, the Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Public Health, gave the keynote address and talked about the importance of breaking down silos and working together for student health. The program also featured a student, parent and principal talking about how Healthy Schools Campaign’s work has impacted their lives. Advocate Children’s Hospital and GCM Grosvenor were presenting sponsors, and IMC and Northern Trust were gold sponsors. Michael J. Sacks, the Chairman and CEO of GCM Grosvenor, was the honorary chair, and Rob Rogers, the President of the School Health Corporation was the chair.