It's opening day across Major League Baseball, and while the Tampa Bay Rays have an extra day to put the finishing touches on Steinbrenner Field, the season is on.
The New York Yankees are facing the Milwaukee Brewers right now.
Last week, during spring training, the Yankees honored the local group Good Neighbors as their hope heroes, donating $10,000 to their non-profit.
Within hours of last year's hurricanes, Good Neighbors stepped in to help feed thousands of people in need across the Tampa Bay area.
"We were one of the first groups, right after the storm," said Heather Brooke, president and CEO of Good Neighbors.
ABC Action News reporter Sean Daly featured Good Neighbors after the storms last year, which caught the attention of the New York Yankees.
Pasco County woman trying to rebuild mobile home after hurricanes
"I cried, of course, because I've worked very hard getting it nice, which has been difficult for me since I lost my husband and being alone,” Kelly Welty said.
Welty's mobile home lost its roof during Hurricane Milton. She said it was the only one in the Buena Vista community to get totaled by a tornado.
