Like hundreds of others, 9-year-old Reese Osterberg and her family were devastated to lose their home last month in California's Fresno County Creek Fire.

A huge baseball fan, Reese's precious baseball card collection was also lost to flames. She'd been collecting since she was 6-years-old, and over three years she'd amassed an impressive 100 cards she was proud of.

When the Fresno County Fire crew heard about Reese's collection, they decided to do their bit. Spreading the word on Facebook, they asked if anyone could help a little girl by donating some of their own cards.

Luckily, San Jose's Kevin Ashford saw the post on social media. He told NBC Bay Area, "I got to thinking about what I had in the garage… I thought, you know, what of instead of selling them on eBay, I'm going to donate them. I'm gonna donate them all and put a smile on a little girl's face."

A huge baseball fan, Reese's precious baseball card collection was also lost to flames. She'd been collecting since she was 6-years-old, and over three years she'd amassed an impressive 100 cards she was proud of.

When the Fresno County Fire crew heard about Reese's collection, they decided to do their bit. Spreading the word on Facebook, they asked if anyone could help a little girl by donating some of their own cards.

Luckily, San Jose's Kevin Ashford saw the post on social media. He told NBC Bay Area, "I got to thinking about what I had in the garage… I thought, you know, what of instead of selling them on eBay, I'm going to donate them. I'm gonna donate them all and put a smile on a little girl's face."

So that's exactly what Kevin did. Given that he's been amassing his baseball card collection since the 1990s, he had quite a few to donate.

(WATCH Reese receive 25,000 baseball cards in the NBC Bay Area video below.)

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