A day after MLB owners approve the relocation of the Oakland Athletics to Las Vegas, the A's partnered with a local nonprofit to help families this holiday season.

Nevada.

Maria Selva has more.

I read this.

It breaks my heart so happy.

Take a look at this.

More than 30 volunteers wearing their awesome baseball caps, handing out turkey, fresh fruits and veggies, helping out our community even before the team starts playing here in Las Vegas.

And here to tell us about this wonderful partnership is the Jets One Project founder and CEO, Brooke Neubauer.

Come on in.

This is exciting.

You look awesome in your baseball hat.

Let's before we get started and talk about this beautiful partnership, let's talk about the dress One project and the name.

I love the name.

Thank you.

We're really grateful that we have so many great humans out here today.

Really just showing that it takes just one person or just one thing to make a difference in the life of another.

And let's talk about your wonderful organization.

It's grown throughout the year.

It hasn't been around for very long.

But you were here during the pandemic and now during the holidays.

Yes, we are actually approaching our ten year anniversary, but we spent many of those years being a very small grassroots hobby, charity.

And then in 2020, we opened up our first set of doors, a brick and mortar location, and it literally just skyrocketed from there.

And now we have over 60 staff and we're just here to stay.

And let's talk about this partnership.

How did this all come about?

Yes, we are so thrilled.

And excited.

First of all, congratulations to the A's for all of those anonymous votes to bring them here to Las Vegas.

We're so excited.

And the fact that they are now almost a hometown team and they're here doing amazing things before they even get there.

So they're really stepping up to the plate.

Unintended.

Yes.

And we're just so thrilled to be able to put their dollars to great use serving the community like this.

And you're helping the community year round.

If someone is in need because there is a need here in Nevada and southern Nevada, let's talk about that and how they can get in contact with you.

It is so easy to access services, they can Google us, call us, you know, everything that's posted online.

They can get social with us on social media.

They can reach us.

It is literally so easy to schedule to make an appointment to either shop in our grocery store, come to our farmers markets, all the things bought.

Thank you so much for all that you do.

I know, I know.

I know.

You're very popular, but we're going to let you get back to work online and our wonderful volunteers.

Are you ready?

Here we go.

Three, two, one.

Go As Happy holiday and happy holidays to you at home watching as well