Help Me

West Fargo, ND

The car will not start in a big lot on Veterans Boulevard, and everyone walking past assumes someone else has jumper cables. West Fargo is growing fast, and a lot of new neighbors have not met yet.

Short answer

Help Me is a place to ask your West Fargo block for the small stuff: a jump start in daylight, directions, a hand with something heavy. You post one sentence, a neighbor can say yes or no, and you meet in public. West Fargo is a launch city, opening one zone at a time.

The facts, in one place

  • West Fargo is a launch city with its own page and its own calendar.
  • The official West Fargo community calendar appears in the app, linked to its source.
  • Meet in public: a store entrance, a busy lot, or a community space.
  • Help Me is not an emergency service. In danger, call 911.

A fast-growing city of new neighbors

West Fargo is the growing western side of the metro: Sheyenne Street, 32nd Avenue, Veterans Boulevard, and newer neighborhoods like The Lights, Sheyenne Crossing, and Shadow Wood. A lot of people here moved in recently and have not met the people on their block yet. That is exactly the gap Help Me is built for.

West Fargo publishes its own community calendar. Help Me includes it, labels it as West Fargo, and links back to the city so you can read the official details.

Where to meet in West Fargo

Meet in public by default. The big commercial lots along Veterans Boulevard and 13th Avenue are busy and well lit, which makes them a good place for a daylight jump start. A grocery entrance, a community space, or a coffee shop all work for a quick handoff.

Your request shows as a rough area about 500 meters wide until a neighbor says yes. Then you choose when to share more of where you are, and only with that one person.

  • A jump start in a busy lot, in daylight.
  • Directions to a building you have never been in.
  • Two more hands for a couch or a box of books.
  • A phone charger while you wait on an appointment.

When it is more than a neighbor can do

Help Me is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number. West Fargo Police and Cass County handle crime, injuries, and anything urgent. Helpers can apply to be reviewed by our team. Help Me does not run background checks. You can report or block any member at any time.

Questions people actually ask

Yes. The official West Fargo community calendar is one of the fixed sources in the app, and every event links back to the city that published it.

No. West Fargo has its own city page, its own neighborhoods, and its own police resource page. It is a launch city, not an appendix to Fargo.

A busy public place: a store entrance, a lit lot during the day, or a community space. You choose, and you control when to share more of your location.

Help Me is a community app for adults in Fargo–Moorhead. It is not a K–12 student program, not a youth chat, and not campus police.