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It's this simple! If your business sells or serves food in NYC you can donate your excess on the donateNYC Food Portal. In the coming weeks, we’ll highlight how a variety of businesses can utilize and benefit from the portal, starting today with the most obvious: restaurants!

The donateNYC Food Portal has no minimums, and accepts donations of both prepared foods and raw ingredients. Restaurant kitchens and cafes can donate everything from leftover produce to day-old pastries. Try it out today at on.nyc.gov/FoodPortal!

Lots of momentum for the zero-waste food movement. @TRUEcertified, Foodprint Group, @DeliverZero, @usa_TooGoodToGo, Scen + donateNYC shares how costumer reactions, employee excitement, building bridges, the want to make a difference + regulation helps to eliminate food waste!

Food waste isn’t just a food industry problem! If your office caters meals or has a cafeteria, the Food Portal can help keep your leftovers out of landfill. All donations are tax-deductible and protected by the Good Samaritan Act of 1996. Learn more at on.nyc.gov/FoodPortal.

Any amount of food wasted is a loss – that’s why the donateNYC Food Portal is specifically equipped to handle food donations of any size, from a few pounds to a few pallets. Food manufacturers and wholesale distributors should visit on.nyc.gov/FoodPortal to learn more.

Keep it local! The donateNYC Food Portal can help you locate nearby organizations to donate to. The portal matches your donation by distance, alerting the closest organization first and making it easy to find conveniently located recipients. Learn more at on.nyc.gov/FoodPortal.

Applications are now open for the 2022-23 City Service Corps program! We’re seeking a donateNYC Associate to help us support #NYC’s #zerowaste goals. Visit on.nyc.gov/CSC22 and click “donateNYC Associate” under NYC Department of Sanitation to learn more. Deadline is 6/22.

Calling all college students! Are you looking to be more sustainable when moving out of your dorm or apartment? Check out our sustainable move-out guide for more info on how you can waste less when you head out for summer vacation! Learn more at on.nyc.gov/DormMoveOut22.

Find a place to donate your goods with the donateNYC directory - check out on.nyc.gov/donatedirectory or download the #donateNYC app.

Today is #BiketoWork Day. If you’re interested in riding around the City more, why not get a new bike for less $? Find a second-hand bike through our donateNYC website: nyc.gov/donate.

In honor of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, our May profile features our partners at Womankind! For 40 years, they've used the multidimensionality of their Asian heritage to work towards healing for survivors of gender-based violence. Learn more at: on.nyc.gov/Womankind

It's annual report season! Our latest report documents the environmental impacts and accomplishments of the NYC reuse community during 2021. Check out some highlights below, and then visit on.nyc.gov/AnnualReport20… for the full report.

As the weather warms up and we're all getting outside more, we've decided to feature our friends at Bike New York for our June profile! Bike New York empowers New Yorkers to transform their lives and their communities through bicycling. Learn more at: on.nyc.gov/BikeNY

Summer is officially here, which means lots of fun in the sun! Going to the beach or taking a road trip can be exciting, but at donateNYC, we think staying local can be just as fulfilling. Here are four warm weather activities to do around NYC this summer: on.nyc.gov/Summer22

COMING UP: Annual Summer Soirée Please join us on the evening of July 21st for our Summer Soirée at The Hugh NYC where we will bring together fashion, food, and fair trade as we partner with NYC Fair Trade! Register here: unanyc.org/events/summer-… #summersoirée #sustainability

Since 2015, Billion Oyster has collected 1.8 million pounds of oyster shells, diverting them from landfill and using them to install 15 new oyster reefs in NY Harbor. Learn more about their unique "reuse" work in our latest partner profile, up now at on.nyc.gov/BOP!