Jewish roots.
Waukesha heart.
A local community. A shared heritage. An open door.
Connection begins
with a person.
Chabad of Waukesha–Brookfield opened in 2012 with a simple purpose: to help Jewish people across Waukesha County connect with their heritage and with one another.
Some grew up with Shabbat at home. Others are opening a prayer book for the first time. All bring their own stories. That’s what makes this community ours.
Come meet your communityEvery Jew. Every background.
A place at the same table.
Inspired by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, our approach begins with Ahavas Yisroel—love for every Jew. You’re welcome to learn, celebrate, and take your next step at your own pace.
Rabbi Levi &
Fraidy Brook.
Levi grew up in Brooklyn, studied in France and California, and brought Jewish outreach to communities around the world. His love of meeting people is at the heart of his work here.
Fraidy is a Detroit native with a background in early childhood education. Her work has taken her from teaching in Alaska to Jewish preschool and family programs in New York and California.
Together, they came to Waukesha after leading synagogue, school, camp, and community programs in Walnut Creek, California. Today, their family is an active part of life at Chabad.
Say hello to the BrooksThe Comfort House.
For families supporting a loved one at Rogers Behavioral Health, being nearby matters. The Comfort House offers a welcoming place to stay across from the hospital, at no charge.
Learn about the Comfort HouseWe’d love to meet you.
A question, a visit, or just a conversation.
There’s always a place for you here.