Bokashi bin compost when you live in a flat

I have been using a bokashi bin for composting for over a year now, and I find it really good - my issue is disposing of the compost it produces as I live in a flat with only a small balcony. In the year I have produced four lots of compost, three I have used in pots for the flat and one I gave to a friend to dig into her garden (she now has bokashi bins of her own so doesn't want my compost anymore :-( ). So the problem is the next load of compost which I will need to get rid of in 4 weeks or so when my second bin is full, I don't know what to do with, I haven't got anymore pots to dig it into on balcony, and there isn't anywhere in the flats grounds I can easily dig it into.

I contacted Vic environment people who suggested Collingwoods childrens farm, and got in touch with them but they haven't got back to me, and getting it to Collingwood would be a bit of a pain.

All the council recycling places I have looked at don't take compost only green type garden waste.

Any suggestions I live in Camberwell work in Boronia so anywhere along Canterbury road who might want it? - anyone with a garden who wants it I would happily drop it off - it seems such a shame to not be able to continue using it - the juice that comes off it is great on my plants.

Try a school or kindergarten, even a church. There are some nursing homes too... A savos one on Camberwell Rd near the footy oval there. They may very well take it.

Good luck! :)

Oh, how much compost is it? Perhaps a kinder or preschool would be best, they often have their oven little vegie patches for the kids :)

OMG OMG me me me!!!

I live in Boronia and my poor vegie garden has taken a beating and my own compost has dried out a bit....

Can I pay you in retarded carrots and yummy broccoli?