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Walk me to the car

The building was full. The lot is not. NDSU ramps, West Acres after close, a Moorhead lot off campus — a walk to the car is the smallest ask that still changes the walk.

The lots this metro actually uses

NDSU parking ramps after a late class. West Acres when the stores have thinned out. A Broadway garage. An MSUM or Concordia lot. 13th Avenue commercial. You want someone to walk the distance with you, not a debate about streetlights in a group chat.

Ask it as a neighbor walk

Post walk to the car. Name a public meeting point if you want — the union doors, the mall vestibule, the library steps. An approved helper may accept. Private chat. Coarse map until you consent. You walk together in public and you are done. They are not a driver, not a security guard, and not on a shift.

If it is more than a walk, stop using the app

Someone following you, a threat, a medical problem — 911 or campus police. NDSU, MSUM, and Concordia have official public safety numbers. Help Me will still be here tomorrow for the ordinary dark lot. It will not dispatch anyone tonight.

Questions people actually ask

Can a helper walk me through a campus ramp?

Yes, as community help, if they accept. For an official campus escort, call campus public safety instead.

Do I share my stall number?

Only if you want to, after someone accepts. A building entrance is a better default meeting label.

What about West Acres specifically?

A mall lot is a common, public place for this ask. Meet inside a vestibule first if the lot feels empty.

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.