Help Me

Community

Community opens on Events, on purpose. The first feeling should be that this place has things going on, not that you walked into a blank feed.

Short answer

Help Me Community opens on events from a fixed list of sources: NDSU, MSUM, Concordia College, M State, West Fargo, and Ticketmaster Fargo. Every event is linked to the source that published it. Signed-in people can also post, comment, and react, with report and block tools on everything.

The facts, in one place

  • Events come from six named sources and always link back.
  • Help Me does not invent events.
  • Signed-in people can post, comment, and react.
  • Report and block tools apply everywhere.

Events, attributed

Calendars from NDSU, MSUM, Concordia College, M State, West Fargo, and Ticketmaster Fargo are normalized on the server and shown with the source that published them. Tap through for the official page. Attribution is not affiliation or endorsement, and Help Me does not invent events to fill the screen.

Updates from people here

Signed-in people can post, comment, and react. Posts persist. The standard report and block tools apply, and our team reviews reports privately. This is a local conversation, not a national social network.

What you will see

Home shows a short rail of what is coming up. Community is the full calendar, with filters for each source and a search box. You can save an event, open the official page, and see which source published it. Nothing is sorted by popularity, and nothing is ranked by who showed up the most.

Posts from people here sit beside the events. They are local and short. Report and block tools are on every post, and you can leave a conversation any time you want.

Why it opens on events

A neighborhood is not an address. It is the people who show up. Events are the easiest proof that people are showing up: a game, a market, a lecture, a show. Starting there makes asking for a hand feel less like walking into an empty room.

Questions people actually ask

Events come from official sources like NDSU, MSUM, Concordia College, M State, West Fargo, and Ticketmaster Fargo. Help Me caches and attributes them. Open the official link for the last word.

Yes, once you are signed in. You can post, comment, and react, and you can report or block anyone at any time.

No. If a source is empty or down, the app says so instead of filling the screen with made-up listings.

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.