LAS VEGAS -- The Blue Jays have offered up an exclusive on-field experience as part of the Winter Meetings charity auction in an effort to raise funds for the Jackie Robinson Foundation and the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.
Toronto is auctioning off four field-level tickets to a mutually agreed upon game, four passes to watch batting practice on the field, four Blue Jays caps and four Blue Jays jerseys for the good cause.
• Bid on Blue Jays experiences
This marks the seventh year that Major League Baseball and its 30 clubs have organized a charity auction during the Winter Meetings. This year's auction will support the Jackie Robinson Foundation and the Negro Leagues Museum, two important institutions that educate future generations of young people through honoring significant moments and individuals of baseball's past.
The auction is live on MLB.com/wintermeetingsauction from now through Thursday, when it will conclude at 10 p.m. ET. Items include special baseball experiences, including meetings with some of the game's biggest stars, along with unique items donated by MLB and the 30 clubs.
The starting bid for the Blue Jays' exclusive ticket package is $750. Net proceeds from this auction will benefit the JRF Scholars program in addition to repair and restoration costs for the NLBM.