In the weeks after the mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs there was overwhelming support for the small business owned by a man who helped stop the shooter.
People who placed orders for Atrevida Beer Co. merchandise as a show of support for Club Q hero Rich Fierro are finally receiving packages.in Colorado Springs as a show of support for the owner, Rich Fierro, who was hero in the Club Q shooting, is finally arriving to mailboxes across the country.
>Watch video above that aired April 10: Brewery owned by Club Q hero gets hate messages over merchandise delay "Got my shirts today too! I saw that 9NEWS had been following the story so I contacted them and let them know," he posted on the brewery's Facebook page."They said they may want to do a final follow-up about your journey since the horrible incident at Club Q. Sending much love to Rich and Jess and the Atrevida family."
When people flooded the brewery's website after Rich Fierro was deemed a hero for stopping the gunman at Club Q, a Colorado Springs LGBTQ+ nightclub, in November, the orders overwhelmed the small business. Days after the shooting, the Fierros posted a video to the brewery's Facebook page thanking customers and asking them to be patient after they received a large number of orders for merchandise.
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