APEX TV LAUNCHES 24-HOUR TV AND RADIO NETWORK DEDICATED TO AMPLIFYING NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
New Network Will Help Nonprofits Expand Visibility, Reach New Supporters and Bring Their Missions to Television and Digital Audiences Worldwide
MESA, ARIZONA — September 2026 — Apex TV is launching a 24-hour television and radio network dedicated to helping nonprofit organizations of all sizes increase their visibility, tell their stories and connect with audiences locally, nationally and globally.
Apex TV gives nonprofit organizations an ongoing media platform for their promotional videos, interviews, documentaries, public-service programming, events and other content. Programming will be distributed across television and digital platforms, including Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Smart TVs and mobile devices.
For many nonprofit organizations, the challenge is not the absence of a meaningful mission—it is the absence of sufficient visibility.
Greater exposure can help organizations introduce their work to potential donors, volunteers, board members, corporate partners and other supporters who may never otherwise discover them.
If people don’t know an organization exists, they cannot support its mission.
Apex TV is designed to help change that.
Through its broader distribution ecosystem, Apex TV also has access to 270 affiliated television and radio channels, creating additional opportunities to syndicate qualifying programming, advertising and nonprofit messages and significantly expand their reach.
Apex TV will simultaneously provide 24-hour programming featuring useful information for individuals and families seeking assistance with housing, food, shelter, clothing, employment opportunities and other essential community resources.
SEPTEMBER 26 KICKOFF — “STANDING IN THE GAP FOR THE COMMUNITY”
Apex TV will kick off its expanded mission in connection with “Standing in the Gap for the Community,” a community-support event scheduled for:
September 26, 2026
Apex Transitional Housing
610 W. Jerome Ave.
Mesa, Arizona 85210
The event will bring community organizations, sponsors and volunteers together to provide essential resources to individuals and families in need.
Apex TV will broadcast the September 26 event live, extending the event beyond the people physically in attendance and making the program available through its broader distribution network reaching audiences across 193 countries.
The broadcast will also demonstrate what Apex TV intends to provide nonprofit organizations throughout the year: a media platform capable of taking important community work beyond a single event, neighborhood or city.
Apex TV believes nonprofit organizations should be able to use media not simply to ask for support, but to show the world what they are accomplishing with that support.
The network will also create opportunities for nonprofits to promote one another, share resources and introduce audiences to organizations doing important work throughout their communities.
“Out of sight can quickly become out of mind,” said Derek Earl of Apex TV. “There are nonprofit organizations doing extraordinary work every day, but people cannot support organizations they don’t know exist. Apex TV is about giving those organizations a voice, a platform and an audience. As we expand our own mission and amplify our reach, we want to help other nonprofits do the same. We all rise together.”
About Apex TV
Apex TV is a 24-hour television and radio network dedicated to nonprofit organizations, community resources and programming that helps connect individuals and families with information, services and organizations that can improve their lives. Through television, radio, OTT, Smart TV and mobile distribution, Apex TV provides nonprofit organizations with a platform to expand their visibility and bring their missions to audiences beyond traditional geographic boundaries.
APEX TV — Amplifying the organizations that serve our communities. Because when their missions are seen, their missions can grow.
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