Look for the Helpers

Inspired by the simple words of Mr. Rogers, we’re building a network of people willing to make this country a better place, one neighborhood at a time. There’s no red tape. No hierarchy. Just people helping people — with joy, trust, and consistency. Whether you’re sharing food, offering a ride, giving your time, or connecting others with what they need, you’re part of something bigger.

About Us

The Helpers movement began with a bike ride — and a warning.In 2023, I set off across the country by bicycle to recruit volunteer drivers for cancer patients. The American Cancer Society’s Road to Recovery program was in desperate need of support, and I believed that if people understood the stakes, they’d step up. And in town after town, they did.But in 2025, everything changed.The new administration wasted no time dismantling core public programs — slashing funding, eliminating services, and gutting the safety nets that millions depend on. While some of the cuts haven’t hit yet, they’re coming. The legislation is passed, the budgets are set, and we’re all bracing for impact.We aren't waiting.In response, I’ve reshaped my ride into a massive act of protest and solidarity — a 20,000-mile route that will spell out “HELP!” across the United States. It’s a message to the world and a call to action at home — one that will set a world record for the largest GPS drawing ever made.

As I pedal from town to town, I’m no longer just recruiting volunteer drivers. I’m meeting organizers, neighbors, and everyday people who know what’s coming — and are ready to step up before the worst hits.The Helpers is a movement grounded in mutual aid — the belief that we keep each other alive, and that everyone has something to offer. We’ve created seven guiding principles to support this work, rooted in dignity, trust, and action. This isn’t about starting another nonprofit or reinventing the wheel. It’s about building community resilience before the crisis deepens.If the government won’t meet the moment, we will.
Help is a human instinct. Let’s follow it.With love and purpose,
Jeff Molby

How we Help each other

1. Today me, tomorrow youEveryone is a Helper and everyone receives Help. We honor the dignity of both. Help is not a transaction — it’s a shared human rhythm.2. There is no bossNobody’s in charge — and nobody is disposable. Trust yourself. Stay connected. Take initiative when it's your time to shine.3. Start small, start nowYou don’t need permission. A ride, a meal, a kind word — or connecting someone with the right information at the right time — it all counts. The only wrong way to Help is not to begin.4. Drudgery isn’t sustainableHelp in ways that make your soul sing. Share the load, bring your friends, and keep joy in the work so it lasts.5. Spin-offs are great, alliances are better
Build what makes sense for your community. Start something new if there's a gap — but first, look for those already doing the work. When we join forces instead of working in silos, we get more done with less effort.6. Trust is built by showing upYou don’t need to do everything — just keep showing up. That’s what builds trust and changes the world.7. Neighbors don’t stop at the city lineWe care for the people near us — even if they're across a river, county, or zip code. Sometimes the best way to Help is to look just beyond your usual circles.

Contact Us

Have questions, ideas, or just want to get involved? Whether you're ready to start a Helpers group, looking for one near you, or you're part of an existing effort we should know about — we’d love to hear from you.The Helpers movement is built on connection, trust, and shared action, and that starts with reaching out. Use the form below to introduce yourself, and we’ll help you take the next step.

Thank You

Thanks for reaching out! Your message has been received, and a real human will get back to you soon. We’re grateful you took the time to connect — every message helps us grow stronger, smarter, and more in tune with the needs of our communities.In the meantime, feel free to explore the site and consider how you might Help in your own way.

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