What Happens to NYC Compost in the Bronx?
 

The Bronx 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:	Bainbridge Avenue Community Garden
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	2974 Bainbridge Avenue, 10458

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Organization:	Bryant Hill Community Garden
NYC Compost Received:	5 cubic yards since August 2008
Location:	Bryant Avenue between Seneca Avenue and Garrison Avenue, 10474

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Organization:	Claremont Homeowners Tenants Civic Improvement Association
NYC Compost Received:	14 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	1328-1332 Clay Avenue, 10456

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Organization:	Clinton Avenue Block Association
NYC Compost Received:	12 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	757 East 179th Street, 10457

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Organization:	Dred Scott Bird Sanctuary
NYC Compost Received:	6 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	Grant Avenue and East 169th Street, 10456

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Organization:	Drew Gardens
NYC Compost Received:	6 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	DeVoe Avenue at East 177th Street and Wyatt Street, 10460

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Organization:	El Flamboyan Garden
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	East 150th Street between Tinton Avenue and Union Avenue, 10455

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Organization:	For A Better Bronx
NYC Compost Received:	8 cubic yards since October 2007
Location:	199 Lincoln Avenue Suite 213 & 214, 10454

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Organization:	Gaia Institute
NYC Compost Received:	240 cubic yards since September 2008
Location:	2185 Davidson Avenue, 10453

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Organization:	Garden of Eden
NYC Compost Received:	6 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	Corner of East 173rd Street and Weeks Avenue, 10457

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Organization:	Garden of Happiness
NYC Compost Received:	12 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	Prospect Avenue between East 181st Street and 182nd Street, 10457

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Organization:	Jackson Forest
NYC Compost Received:	6 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	Home Street between Jackson Avenue and Forest Avenue, 10456

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Organization:	Kingsbridge Heights Community Center
NYC Compost Received:	8 cubic yards since April 2009
Location:	3101 Kingsbridge Terrace, 10463

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Organization:	Mapes Avenue Garden
NYC Compost Received:	6 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	East 181st Street and Mapes Avenue, 10460

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Organization:	Millenium Art Academy
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since March 2008
Location:	1980 Lafayette Avenue, 10473

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Organization:	Neighborhood Advisory Committee
NYC Compost Received:	14 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	360-362 East 151st Street, 10455

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Organization:	The Point Community Development Corporation
NYC Compost Received:	20 cubic yards since August 2008
Location:	940 Garrison Avenue, 10474

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Organization:	Rebekah Rehab & Extended Life
NYC Compost Received:	70 cubic yards since June 2008
Location:	1072 Havemeyer Avenue, 10462

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Organization:	Risse Street Garden Committee
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	Risse Street near Jerome Avenue and Moshulu Parkway, 10468

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Organization:	Sherman Avenue Community Garden
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	964 Sherman Avenue, 10456

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Organization:	Gaia Institute
NYC Compost Received:	22 cubic yards since December 2008
Location:	850 Edgewater Road, 10474

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NYC Housing Authority

Organization:	New York City Housing Authority
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since November 2007
Location:	3540 Bivona Street, 10475

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NYC Parks

Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	75 cubic yards since March 2009
Location:	Edgewater Road between Bruckner Boulevard and Bronx River, 10474

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	120 cubic yards since November 2008
Location:	Between Jerome Avenue, Mcclellan Street, River Avenue, and East 164th Street, 10452

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	120 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	Van Cortlandt Park near West 246th Street between Broadway and the Van Cortlandt Mansion, 10471

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NYC Schools (K-12)

Organization:	NYC Department of Education
NYC Compost Received:	6 cubic yards since October 2008
Location:	99 Terrace View Avenue, 10463

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Organization:	NYC Department of Education
NYC Compost Received:	6 cubic yards since September 2009
Location:	758 Courtlandt Avenue, 10451

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Organization:	NYC Department of Education
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since May 2008
Location:	470 Jackson Avenue, 10455

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Dept. of Transportation

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