What Happens to NYC Compost in Brooklyn?
 

The Brooklyn organizations listed below have received compost created by the DSNY Bureau of Waste Prevention, Reuse and Recycling.

Only city agencies and nonprofits are eligible to receive NYC Compost. Go to What Happens to NYC Compost for organizations in other boroughs who have received NYC Compost. (Find out more about NYC organizations working to create more green spaces.)

Organizations & City Agencies

Community Gardens & other Nonprofit Institutions
NYC Housing Authority
NYC Parks
NYC Schools (K-12)
Dept. of Transportation

Community Gardens & other Nonprofit Institutions

Organization:	Active Citizen Project
NYC Compost Received:	8 cubic yards since September 2009
Location:	Blake Avenue between Herzel Street and Amboy Street, 11212

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Organization:	Eldert Street Garden Association
NYC Compost Received:	90 cubic yards since April 2010
Location:	345 Eldert Street, 11237

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Organization:	Flatbush CommUNITY Garden  / Sustainable Flatbush
NYC Compost Received:	44 cubic yards since May 2011
Location:	159 Marlborough Road, 11226

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Organization:	Hands and Heart Garden / East New York Farms!
NYC Compost Received:	150 cubic yards since June 2009
Location:	613 New Lots Avenue, 11207

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Organization:	Green Phoenix Permaculture
NYC Compost Received:	2 cubic yards since November 2011
NYC Mulch Received:	2 cubic yards since November 2011
Location:	1678-1680 Pacific Street, 11213

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Organization:	Gaia Institute
NYC Compost Received:	40 cubic yards since April 2009
Location:	163 Dwight Street, 11231

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Organization:	Active Citizen Project
NYC Compost Received:	58 cubic yards since July 2011
Location:	2001 Oriental Boulevard, 11235

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Organization:	Red Hook Community Farm / Added Value
NYC Compost Received:	212 cubic yards since April 2008
Location:	590 Columbia Street, 11231

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Organization:	Slow Food NYC
NYC Compost Received:	3 cubic yards since October 2011
NYC Mulch Received:	2 cubic yards since October 2011
Location:	Corner of Sutter Avenue and Rockaway Avenue, 11212

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Organization:	United Community Centers
NYC Compost Received:	190 cubic yards since March 2008
Location:	613 New Lots Avenue, 11207

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Organization:	Weeksville Heritage Center
NYC Compost Received:	25 cubic yards since July 2008
Location:	1698 Bergen Street, 11213

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Organization:	Wyckoff Farm House Museum
NYC Compost Received:	4 cubic yards since February 2012
Location:	5816 Clarendon Road, 11203

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NYC Housing Authority

Organization:	New York City Housing Authority
NYC Compost Received:	8 cubic yards since October 2011
Location:	327 Myrtle Avenue, 11205

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NYC Parks

Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	TBD cubic yards since October 2009
Location:	490 Greene Avenue, 11216

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since July 2009
Location:	President Street at Van Brunt Street, 11231

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	50 cubic yards since August 2009
Location:	Between King Street, Richards Street, Verona Street, Dwight Street, and Pioneer Street, 11231

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	20 cubic yards since November 2008
Location:	Between Joralemon Street, Fulton Street, Johnson Street, and Adams Street, 11201

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	20 cubic yards since August 2009
Location:	Between Park Avenue, Navy Street, Flushing Avenue, & North Elliot Place, Brooklyn

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	90 cubic yards since August 2009
Location:	Between Shore Parkway, 86th Street, 7th Avenue and 14th Avenue, 11209

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	TBD cubic yards since TBD
Location:	Between Neptune Avenue and Bayview Avenue, and West 24th Street to West 32nd Street, 11224

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since July 2009
Location:	369-371 Barbey Street & 326-328 Jerome Street, 11207

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	540 cubic yards since April 2010
Location:	Between Prospect Park West, Flatbush Avenue, Parkside Avenue, and Ocean Avenue, 11217

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	46.5 cubic yards since August 2009
Location:	Between Otsego Street, Bay Street, Hicks Street, Lorraine Street, Court Street, and Halleck Street, 11231

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	46.5 cubic yards since August 2009
Location:	Between Otsego Street, Bay Street, Hicks Street, Lorraine Street, Court Street, and Halleck Street, 11231

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	90 cubic yards since August 2009
Location:	Owls Head Park to Fort Hamilton Parkway and Narrows Avenue, 11220

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	TBD cubic yards since October 2009
Location:	Ralph Avenue at St. Marks Avenue, 11233

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	15 cubic yards since September 2009
Location:	41st Street to 44th Street, between 5th Avenue and 7th Avenue, 11232

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since July 2009
Location:	Vernon Avenue between Throop Avenue and Tompkins Avenue, 11206

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since July 2009
Location:	601 Warwick Street, 11207

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NYC Schools (K-12)

Organization:	Clara Barton School
NYC Compost Received:	3 cubic yards since October 2007
Location:	901 Classon Avenue, 11225

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Organization:	Active Citizen Project
NYC Compost Received:	75 cubic yards since April 2010
Location:	999 Jamaica Avenue, 11208

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Dept. of Transportation

Organization:	Department of Transportation
NYC Compost Received:	600 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	Williamsburg Street West between Kent Avenue and Flushing Avenue, 11211

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Organization:	Department of Transportation
NYC Compost Received:	21 cubic yards since March 2010
Location:	Williamsburg Street West between Bedford Avenue and Flushing Avenue, Classon Avenue between Flushing Avenue and Wallabout Street, Williamsburg Street East between Kent Avenue and Bedford Avenue, 11211

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