HeyWhatEver.TV Broadcast Networks is the house of ROCK & SAND — ROCK REISS and SAND REISS — a studio, a radio booth, a music factory, and a family of ministries that already walk the streets. The signature of the house is the classic Big Eyes perched on a carbon-fiber television: curious, awake, and aimed at the neighbor on the other side of the glass.
NON-PROFIT TV, operated by Nonprofit Media Solutions, is a multiplatform broadcast network dedicated to nonprofits. Its mission is to empower 501(c)(3) organizations through media and to provide funding resources they help control. Airtime is offered for public-service announcements, live events, fundraisers, podcasts, and teaching. The network reaches people where they already are — at home and out in the world — through streaming, broadcast television, Roku, and public-venue screens that play around the clock.
NON-PROFIT TV is built to give back. In major markets the model returns more than a million dollars a year to 501(c)(3) beneficiary groups, with an 80% community giveback designed so that watching itself supports the neighborhood. Any 501(c)(3) may seek airtime. Schools, veterans groups, special-needs ministries, churches, and recovery houses are not an afterthought. They are the point.
The strategic partnership joins those two houses. HeyWhatEver.TV brings production (HWETV Productions, GOTFilms, AItv.BUZZ), audio (WhatEveRADIO, Podcast PRO Network, YAHcast), music (WhatEverMUSIC Factory), business formation (Business Broker Group, Millionaire Mentality, HeyWhatEverSOCIAL), and a living ministry web-ring: the LOVE Movement, TRANSFORMED Recovery, Streetcleaners, RecoveryROCKS, ACTS — Followers of the Way, Demonhunters, and the YAHctorate. NON-PROFIT TV brings the distribution spine — living rooms, public venues, and a funding architecture built for the common good.
WhatEverWAYS to Watch means the same story can leave the booth and arrive on X, Rumble, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook Reels, Instagram, Vimeo, ROKU, and Amazon Fire TV without being rewritten for a single algorithm. A recovery house in El Paso, a fellowship in a small town, a street ministry with more courage than budget — each can be framed with the same professional care the house already gives its own programming.
We speak as neighbors. Shamah YAHabah — the LOVE-of-YAH — is not a slogan pasted on a commercial. It is the reason the door stays open. If you are ready to put truth on the air, reach out. Tell us who you serve. We will meet you at the point of the work, not at the point of a pitch.
