Community Connectors
CWOs focus their work on building community within their neighborhood or with people with similar demographics across Dallas, i.e. families with young children, adults in their 20s, grandparents, empty nesters, first-time pregnant families, special needs, LGBTQ+ and more!
Brooke Elfenbein (Schwartzman)
Originally from South Florida, I made the journey to Dallas nearly a decade ago through Teach For America. Now, I work in influencer marketing and call the Plano/Allen border home, with my husband, Eric, our 1-year-old daughter, Madison, and our dog, Mila.In 2022, I co-founded the North Dallas Jewish Moms group to provide a supportive space for fellow first-time moms. In my new role within the first JBorhood cohort, I aim to expand our reach and deepen connections with young Jewish families across the metroplex, creating a vibrant and inclusive community.Whether it’s a playdate, coffee meetup, Shabbat dinner, or Broadway show, count me in! We’re thrilled about welcoming you into our growing community!
OR Who will play you in your biography?
I would choose my fictional alter ego, Elle Woods, as she mirrors my resilience, bubbly personality, and positive spirit.
Become a Community Connector
You can make a difference in your life and the lives of others by becoming a Community Connector. This is a paid position with a monthly budget where you can let your creativity flow!
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