Help Me

Fargo, ND

13th Avenue and 45th Street. The mall, the interstate ramps, and a parking lot that looks fine until it is 18 below and the battery is done.

Short answer

West Acres is a mall, a commercial strip, hotels, and the housing around 13th Avenue South, and it is the classic Fargo lot for a winter jump start. Meet at an entrance with foot traffic, not the far dark row. Help Me shows your request as a rough area about 500 meters wide, not your parking stall.

The facts, in one place

  • Meet at an entrance with cameras and foot traffic, in daylight when you can.
  • Your request is a rough area, not a stall number.
  • A neighbor is not a tow truck or a mechanic.
  • On the interstate or in danger, call 911.

The lot is the neighborhood

West Acres is the mall, the stores along 13th Avenue, the hotels, and the housing nearby. It is also the place Fargo people picture when they say my car died at the mall. A jump start is one of the most common small asks. Meet near an entrance with cameras and foot traffic, not the far row.

Lost-and-found happens here too: a wallet, a set of keys, a phone left at a table. Help Me is not the mall's lost-and-found desk, but it is a way to ask someone nearby without posting your stall number to a public thread.

  • A jump start at a busy entrance, in daylight.
  • A lost wallet, set of keys, or phone.
  • A phone charger while you wait for someone.
  • Two more hands for something heavy.

A rough area, not stall 247

The map shows about 500 meters. That covers the mall and the streets around it, not your exact parking space. After someone says yes, a private chat opens between the two of you and you decide whether to share more. You can also just say west entrance.

The interstates do not make this a roadside service

I-29 and I-94 bring a lot of traffic here, but Help Me does not run a roadside service. There is no tow truck, no payment, and no promised arrival time. If you are on a highway shoulder, call official help. If you are in a lot and the day is stuck, ask a neighbor.

Helpers can apply to be reviewed by our team. Help Me does not run background checks. Help Me is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number. You can report or block any member at any time.

Questions people actually ask

Yes. Post the ask, meet at a public entrance, and keep both people outside the car. A neighbor is not a mechanic, so if the car still will not start, call a shop or a tow.

Not from the open map. It shows a rough area. You share exact location only after someone says yes, and only if you want to.

No. Help Me is not a paid marketplace. Helpers are neighbors who applied and were reviewed by our team.

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.