JINYA Ramen Bar Launches “Get Some, Give Some” Initiative

Founded in 1999, Nashville-based Musicians On Call has shared the transformative power of music with more than one million people in hospitals and healthcare settings nationwide.

“We are thrilled to have JINYA Ramen and Impossible Foods join us in our mission to deliver the healing power of music to deserving patients, families and caregivers across the country,” said Pete Griffin, President & CEO of Musicians On Call. “With their support, we will be able to continue to expand our programs to meet the growing demand for the incredible benefits of live music in a hospital setting.”

JINYA’s “Get Some, Give Some” initiative reinforces the brand’s unwavering commitment to not only provide delicious meals but also contribute positively to the community.

“This collaboration allows us to not only provide guests with more meat options through Impossible™ menu items, but also to support a cause that resonates with our values. Musicians On Call is a fantastic organization and we’re thrilled to partner with them. We believe in the healing power of both food and music, so this seemed like a natural fit,” said CEO and Founder Tomo Takahashi.

Guests can join JINYA Ramen Bar in this impactful initiative by visiting their local location throughout November, and help bring the healing power of music to those who need it most.