Foodbank facts
Why does strikeout hunger take place in June?
What is Kids do not have access to free lunches and snacks from school and donations are typically lowest
What is the governing body of college baseball in the US?
What is the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association)
What year was the Declaration of Independence signed
What is 1776
This is the process of preserving food by sealing it in airtight containers
What is canning
This Marvel villain is the adopted brother of Thor and self-proclaimed "god of mischief"
Who is Loki
1 in ____ children are facing food insecurity in the heartland.
what is 5
As of 2025, how many consecutive years has the College World Series been held in Omaha?
What is 75
This armored crustacean is often served steamed or in cakes
What is a crab
Who is the winter soldure?
Who is Bucky Barnes
This foodbank program partners with elementary schools and provides packs with ready-to-eat breakfasts and lunches for children.
What is the backpack program
What does RBI stand for
What is runs batted in
What was America's first National Park?
What is Yellowstone
This word means mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of time together
camaraderie
What is the name of Samuel L Jacksons character in The Avengers?
What is Nick Fury
How many meals did Lamp Rynearson raise during Strike Out Hunger last year?
What is 7,000
Which conference has produced the most College World Series champions?
What is the Pac-12 (formally the Pac-10)
During what event did the United States acquire California, Arizona, and New Mexico?
The Mexican-American War
What type of pasta is shaped like small tubes and often used in macaroni and cheese?
Cavatappi
What group was founded by Professor Charles Xavier?
What are the X-Men
This is the overall food insecurity rate in 2025 for the counties that Foodbank for the Heartland serves
What is 13.8%
Who was the first team to go undefeated through the College World Series post-1999?
What is South Carolina (2011)
What year did Nebraska become a state?
What is 1867
This architectural term refers to a rounded vault forming the roof of a building or structure, like the one on the U.S. Capitol
What is a cupola
What is the metal bonded to Wolverine's skeleton?
What is adamantium