What Happens to NYC Compost in Queens?
   

The Queens 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:	Bowne House
NYC Compost Received:	10 cubic yards since July 2009
Location:	37-01 Bowne Street, Flushing, 11354

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Organization:	Creedmoor Psychiatric Center
NYC Compost Received:	30 cubic yards since April 2009
Location:	79-25 Winchester Boulevard, Queens Village, 11427

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Organization:	New Life Church
NYC Compost Received:	40 cubic yards since April 2012
Location:	88-38 80th Street, Queens, NY 11421

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Organization:	P.S. 1 MoMA
NYC Compost Received:	6 cubic yards since June 2008
Location:	22-25 Jackson Avenue at 46th Avenue, Long Island City, 11101

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Organization:	Queens Botanical Garden
NYC Compost Received:	23 cubic yards since July 2008
NYC Mulch Received:	41 cubic yards since July 2011
Location:	43-50 Main Street, Flushing, 11355

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NYC Housing Authority

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NYC Parks

Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	50 cubic yards since April 2009
Location:	Forest Park / 80-30 Park Lane, Kew Gardens, 11418

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	20 cubic yards since July 2009
Location:	Between Elder Avenue, Colden Street, and Kissena Boulevard, Flushing, 11355

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Organization:	New York City Department of Parks & Recreation
NYC Compost Received:	250 cubic yards since July 2009
Location:	Along Rockaway Avenue and Seagirt Boulevard, between 61st Street and 32nd Street, and 34th Street to 16th Street, Far Rockaway, 11691

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NYC Schools (K-12)

Organization:	New York City Department of Education
NYC Compost Received:	5 cubic yards since April 2009
Location:	142-30 Barclay Avenue, Flushing, 11355

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Dept. of Transportation

Organization:	Department of Transportation
NYC Compost Received:	400 cubic yards since February 2010
Location:	Hollis Hills, 11365

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