Irv's and Prince St. Pizza Will Fundraise for 58 Strong
The restaurant group will donate sales proceeds during the first week of October to honor Route 91 survivors.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Philanthropy
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Local diners can support the families and survivors of the October 1, 2017, shooting by visiting Irv's Burgers or Prince St. Pizza during the first week of October 2026. Five locations across the valley will participate in the effort to benefit 58 Strong.
Why it matters
This fundraising effort marks the ninth anniversary of the Route 91 tragedy. The contributions from the local dining community aim to support the ongoing recovery needs of the families and survivors affected by the mass shooting.
Five restaurant locations will donate 10% of their in-store sales between October 1 and October 7, 2026. The effort coincides with the ninth anniversary of the 2017 tragedy.
The players
Irv's Burgers
A restaurant chain with 80 years of operations participating in the fundraising effort.
Prince St. Pizza
A restaurant operator established in 2012 that is providing free slices to first responders.
58 Strong
A charitable organization supporting survivors and families impacted by the Route 91 mass shooting.
The details
Customers can participate by placing walk-in orders at any of the five participating Irv's Burgers or Prince St. Pizza locations. Additionally, first responders can receive a free slice at the Durango Drive and Serene Avenue Prince St. Pizza locations on October 1 by appearing in uniform or presenting valid work identification.
Timeline
October 1, 2026: Fundraiser and first responder offer begins.
October 1-7, 2026: Donation period for 58 Strong.
Beyond the Strip
The fundraising effort serves as a recurring community observance of the October 1, 2017, Route 91 shooting. This year marks the ninth anniversary of the tragedy.
First responders planning to visit the Durango Drive or Serene Avenue locations on October 1 should carry valid work identification to receive a free slice. Other customers can support the initiative by dining at any of the five participating stores throughout the first week of October.
The takeaway
The community effort provides a way to acknowledge the impact of the 2017 tragedy through local patronage. Residents should mark their calendars for the week of October 1 to participate in the donation drive.
Further reading
For more on how local businesses contribute to community causes, visit Philanthropy.
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