What Happens to NYC Compost in Manhattan?
 

The Manhattan 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:	Chelsea Garden Club
NYC Compost Received:	20 bags since November 2011
Location:	8th Avenue & 9th Avenue - West 18th Street to West 30th Street Bike Lanes

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Organization:	Union Theological Seminary
NYC Compost Received:	3 cubic yards since April 2011
Location:	3041 Broadway, 10027

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NYC Housing Authority

Organization:	New York City Housing Authority
NYC Compost Received:	6 cubic yards since October 2011
Location:	54 Avenue D, 10009

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Organization:	New York City Housing Authority
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since October 2007
Location:	East 27th Street and East 28th Street between 2nd Avenue and 3rd Avenue, 10016

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Organization:	New York City Housing Authority
NYC Compost Received:	8 cubic yards since September 2011
NYC Mulch Received:	4 cubic yards since September 2011
Location:	200 Madison Street, 10002

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Organization:	New York City Housing Authority
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since October 2007
Location:	2374 8th Avenue, 10027

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Organization:	New York City Housing Authority
NYC Compost Received:	4 cubic yards since September 2011
Location:	286 South Street, 10002

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NYC Parks

Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	300 cubic yards since October 2009
Location:	346-350 St. Nicholas Avenue, 10027

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	5840 cubic yards since April 2010
Location:	Randall's Island, 10035

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	100 cubic yards since April 2010
Location:	Riverside Drive to Hudson River, and West 59th Street to Clair Place, 10025

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	25 cubic yards since March 2008
Location:	Between Canal Street, Hester Street, Essex Street, and Jefferson Street, 10002

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	20 cubic yards since March 2008
Location:	Between Avenue A and Avenue B, and East 7th Street to East 10th Street, 10009

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	3560 cubic yards since December 2008
Location:	Southern tip of Wards Island near pedestrian pathway, 11105

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NYC Schools (K-12)

Organization:	Active Citizen Project
NYC Compost Received:	20 cubic yards since October 2010
Location:	140 West 102nd Street, 10025

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Organization:	P.S. 11 William T. Harris
NYC Compost Received:	20 bags since November 2011
Location:	320 West 21st Street, 10011

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Organization:	P.S. 51 Elias Howe
NYC Compost Received:	165 cubic yards since June 2008
Location:	520 West 45th Street, 10036

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Dept. of Transportation

Organization:	Department of Transportation
NYC Compost Received:	4 cubic yards since April 2009
Location:	Brooklyn Bridge: Park Row South Exit, 10007

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Organization:	Department of Transportation
NYC Compost Received:	300 cubic yards since July 2009
Location:	9th Avenue, 10001 and Grand Street, 10002

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