From the Chicago Tribune: “A campaign to tap Chicago's philanthropic community for at least $600 million, about 60 percent of what's needed to build a replacement for Children's Memorial Hospital, was unveiled Wednesday night. Christopher Reyes, chairman of the medical center's board of directors, said the campaign, dubbed 'Heroes for Life,' is the most ambitious in the hospital's 126-year history...When it comes to such large projects, Children's said it will seek out leading donors in the community, including people who serve on the hospital's various boards and senior management. ‘A community-wide campaign in this day and age is essential to build a state-of-the-art pediatric hospital,’ said Patrick Magoon, Children's chief executive.”