In the wake of the Las Vegas shooting, La Cocina is holding a fundraiser on Wednesday, Nov. 1 for two Santa Clarita survivors who were wounded that night: Gloria Aguirre and Andrew Dahring.

The event is set to take place from 4-10 p.m. at the La Cocina restaurants located at 28022 Seco Canyon Road, 28076 Bouquet Canyon Road and 19915 Golden Valley Road for dine-in or take-out when patrons mention the fundraiser.

“Please come and enjoy delicious food and drinks at any of the three La Cocina restaurants and a portion of the proceeds will help with ongoing medical expenses for Andy Dahring and Gloria Aguirre,” stated an event flyer.

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Aguirre is a Castaic resident who was attending the Route 91 Harvest Festival with her boyfriend, Patrick Hobbs, also of Castaic.

She suffered injuries ranging from a broken bone in her shoulder to fractures in her leg and hip when she fell and was trampled by fleeing concert-goers. The injuries will require at least two surgeries, as well as rehabilitation and physical therapy.

Aguirre also shared her ongoing struggles recovering from the psychological impacts of enduring such a traumatic experience, and suffers from post traumatic stress disorder and nightmares.

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Dahring, who formerly worked as a deputy at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station, was struck by gunfire in the shoulder during the Las Vegas shooting, and required surgery. He is listed as a 2017 Frosh football coach at Saugus High on the school’s website.

In addition to the La Cocina fundraiser, both Aguirre and Dahring have crowdfunding campaigns set up to help them with their medical expenses. Click here for Aguirre’s GoFundMe page. Click here for Dahring’s YouCaring page.

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