Irv’s Burgers and Prince St. Pizza Donate 10% of Early-October Sales to 58 Strong for Route 91 Remembrance

# What's happening Irv's Burgers and Prince St. Pizza are dedicating a portion of early-October sales in Las Vegas to 58 Strong, the nonprofit formed after the Oct. 1, 2017 Route 91 tragedy. From Oct. 1 through Oct. 7, each brand will donate 10% of all in-store purchases at five local restaurants to support families and survivors.

# Why this matters locally The Oct. 1, 2017 attack remains one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history and left lasting needs for affected families and survivors. 58 Strong focuses on healing, connection, and events for minor children who lost a parent and for survivors. The restaurant drive channels everyday spending into a short-term funding boost for that ongoing work.

# Where to participate Donations apply to every in-store purchase at participating locations. Irv's Burgers will be on-site at Miracle Mile and Green Valley Ranch in Henderson. Prince St. Pizza will operate at Serene Avenue and Durango Drive. Both brands will be present at the Durango Drive location.

# Special first-responder offering On Oct. 1 only, Prince St. Pizza locations at Durango and Serene will offer a "Slice of Thanks": a complimentary slice for Las Vegas-area first responders. To receive the slice, law enforcement, firefighters, EMTs, and hospital employees must show a valid professional ID or be in uniform.

# Messaging and community intent Each brand is using different messaging to connect with diners. Prince St. Pizza is promoting "Vegas Stands Together." Irv's Burgers has adapted its signature slogan to "Just For Vegas With Love." Lawrence Longo, CEO of Irv's Burgers and Prince St. Pizza, said the brands want to keep supporting families who continue to carry the loss.

# About the nonprofit recipient 58 Strong was founded by Melissa Williams, a survivor of the Route 91 attack. The organization operates as a California-based 501(c)(3) focused on programming for children who lost a parent and survivors whose lives were changed by the event.

# How small actions add up A weeklong, in-store donation program converts routine visits into an immediate revenue stream for 58 Strong. The approach concentrates community giving into a specific time window tied to the anniversary, while also offering direct recognition of first responders at select locations.

# How to learn more For details about menus, locations, and the promotion, the brands list information on their websites: IrvsBurgers.com and PrinceStreetPizza.com.

# Bottom line If you plan to eat in at participating Irv's or Prince St. Pizza locations during Oct. 1–7, 10% of your in-store purchase will go to 58 Strong to support families and survivors of the Route 91 attack. Prince St. Pizza also provides a free slice to first responders at two locations on Oct. 1.