By Macey WurmReporting for West Seattle BlogSince September, a small group of West Seattle volunteers has gathered multiple days a week at an undisclosed location where day laborers seek work. The group formed as an extension of the nationwide Adopt a Day Labor Corner Campaign. The Adopt a Day Labor Corner Campaign has more than 200 branches nationwide, set up through the guidance of the National Day Labor Organizing Network (NDLON), which existed long before the campaign. According to NDLON’s website, campaign volunteers work as , “allies, witnesses, neighbors, and friends.”“We aren’t there for a charity purpose, we are there to be in community with people – that’s a really important part of the work,” Kate said. More information about the Adopt a Day Labor Corner Campaign and how to get involved can be found on this page; specific questions about the West Seattle group can be answered through the in-person session.