Short answer
Help Me is a place to ask your block for the small stuff in Fargo, West Fargo, and Moorhead. These neighborhood pages cover nine parts of the metro, from downtown Fargo and West Acres to Center Avenue and The Lights, with public places to meet and the official numbers to call when it is more than a neighbor can handle.
The facts, in one place
- Nine areas cover the metro: downtown, north, central, and south Fargo, West Acres, downtown and south Moorhead, The Lights, and Sheyenne Street.
- Meet in public places, in daylight when you can.
- Your request shows as a rough area about 500 meters wide.
- Help Me is not an emergency service. In danger, call 911.
A map with names on it
Help Me is local to Fargo-Moorhead, and these pages make that specific. Each one names the streets, the public places, and the kinds of small favors that come up there, so you know where to meet and what to expect before you ask.
Your request shows as a rough area about 500 meters wide, not a pin on a driveway and not a house number. These pages describe the public ground you can actually meet on.
Three cities, a lot of parking lots
Fargo holds downtown, the area around NDSU, West Acres, and the south side. Moorhead holds Center Avenue, two campuses, and the streets growing south. West Fargo holds Sheyenne Street, The Lights, and the newer neighborhoods that keep pushing toward Horace.
Winter is the same winter in all three. Batteries die in mall lots, campus ramps, and cul-de-sacs. A grocery entrance or a well-lit commercial door is a better place to meet than a dark court.
- Fargo: downtown, north Fargo, central Fargo, south Fargo, and West Acres.
- Moorhead: downtown Center Avenue and south Moorhead.
- West Fargo: The Lights and the Sheyenne Street corridor.
Official help stays official
Help Me is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number. Fargo Police, Moorhead Police, West Fargo Police, and campus public safety offices handle crime, injuries, and anything urgent. Helpers can apply to be reviewed by our team. Help Me does not run background checks.
In this section
- Downtown Fargo, where the lights are already onAsk for the small stuff around Broadway, the Fargo Theatre, and Island Park. Public places to meet, a rough map area, and winter jump starts.
- North Fargo, where 19th Avenue does the commutingNorth Fargo along 19th Avenue North and University Drive: directions, a phone charger, a jump start. Meet at the union or a lit lot, on a rough map area.
- Central Fargo, the older grid with real yardsLincoln, Jefferson, Washington, and the older grid between downtown and I-94: a jump start, a heavy box, directions. Public places to meet, rough map area.
- South Fargo, past 32nd and still growingSouth Fargo along 32nd, 40th, and 52nd Avenue: Osgood, Rose Creek, Prairie Grove, and the new streets. Meet in a busy lot for a jump start or a hand.
- West Acres, where cars go to sleep in JanuaryWest Acres, 13th Avenue, and 45th Street: the classic Fargo winter jump-start lot. Meet at an entrance with foot traffic, on a rough map area.
- Downtown Moorhead, Center Avenue firstCenter Avenue and downtown Moorhead: a phone charger, directions, a hand with a heavy box. Public places to meet, plus the Minnesota numbers to call.
- South Moorhead, where the city keeps adding streetsSouth Moorhead's growing streets, including Village Green: a jump start, a heavy box, directions. Meet in a busy lot on a rough map area.
- The Lights, West Fargo's public plazaThe Lights at Sheyenne Street and 32nd Avenue: a public plaza with lots, dining, and winter ice. Meet at the plaza edge on a rough map area.
- Sheyenne Street, the street West Fargo actually usesThe Sheyenne Street corridor in West Fargo, from Main Avenue to 32nd and the newer neighborhoods nearby: public lots, a rough map area, a jump start.
Questions people actually ask
No. It is one iPhone app for Fargo-Moorhead. These pages explain the streets, the public meeting places, and the official numbers around each area.
No. Requests show as a rough area about 500 meters wide. More precise location moves only after someone says yes and you agree, and you can meet in public instead.
Nearby areas are grouped into the closest page. A favor often crosses neighborhoods anyway, so start with the page nearest to where you will meet.
Keep going
- Where it startsFargo, West Fargo, Moorhead, and the towns around themHelp Me is launching in Fargo, West Fargo, and Moorhead first, one zone at a time. Start here to find your city and the small stuff your block can help with.
- Fargo, NDFargo: ask your block for the small stuffAsk Fargo neighbors for the small stuff: a phone charger, directions, a daylight jump start. Public places, a private chat, and a closer block than you think.
- Moorhead, MNMoorhead: ask your block on the Minnesota sideAsk Moorhead neighbors for the small stuff: directions across campus, a phone charger, a hand with a box. Public places and a private chat, Minnesota side.
- West Fargo, NDWest Fargo: ask your block for the small stuffAsk West Fargo neighbors for the small stuff: a daylight jump start, directions, a hand with a heavy box. Public places, a private chat, one zone at a time.
- CampusesThe campuses that are part of this metroNDSU, MSUM, Concordia, and M State are part of the Fargo-Moorhead neighborhood. See the official calendars Help Me includes, and where to meet nearby.
- The small stuffThe small stuff you can ask forA phone charger, directions, a jump start in daylight, two more hands for a couch. The everyday favors Help Me is for in Fargo, West Fargo, and Moorhead.
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.