Int 1476-2025
Introduction
A Local Law to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in relation to requiring food service establishments and retail food stores to donate excess food
- Title
- A Local Law to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in relation to requiring food service establishments and retail food stores to donate excess food
- Type
- Introduction
- Status
- Filed (End of Session)
- Introduced
- 2025-11-25
Topics
- Food Topic
Sponsors
Money behind the sponsors
Money spent in the sponsors' 2025 election races, not on this bill. Outside spending is independent of the campaigns; PAC gifts went directly to a sponsor's campaign. NYC Campaign Finance Board.
- Julie Menin 8 outside spenders · 36 PAC gifts $636,397
- Chris Banks 1 outside spender · 3 PAC gifts $32,057
- Nantasha M. Williams 14 PAC gifts $11,250
- James F. Gennaro 12 PAC gifts $11,150
- Linda Lee 8 PAC gifts $5,175
Shared backers of the sponsors
Lobbying clients, PACs, or outside spenders tied to more than one of this bill's sponsors — through lobbying that named them, PAC gifts to their campaigns, or outside spending in their races. About the sponsors' money and lobbying, not a claim about this bill.
- Forestdale, Inc. Tied to 5 of the 5 sponsors
- The Queens Borough Public Library Tied to 4 of the 5 sponsors
- P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center, Inc. Tied to 4 of the 5 sponsors
- 32BJ SEIU American Dream Fund Tied to 4 of the 5 sponsors
- Read Alliance, Inc. Tied to 3 of the 5 sponsors
- Museum of the City of New York for the benefit of et al. Tied to 3 of the 5 sponsors
- Valley Stream Green Acres LLC Tied to 3 of the 5 sponsors
- Green Acres Adjacent LLC Tied to 3 of the 5 sponsors
- New York Building Congress Tied to 3 of the 5 sponsors
- Woodside On The Move, Inc. Tied to 3 of the 5 sponsors
- New York City Center Inc. Tied to 3 of the 5 sponsors
- EAC, Inc. Tied to 3 of the 5 sponsors