Broad Community Connections is a non-profit community development organization located in New Orleans, LA. Their mission is to revitalize Broad Street, a vibrant commercial corridor, by promoting the health and economic, residential, and cultural development of the surrounding neighborhoods. Their vision is to create a self-determined flourishing community, connected by its people, businesses, and culture.

The organization's work includes co-developing high-impact community real estate projects such as the ReFresh Project, a community health hub, and the Rose Collaborative, an arts and education campus. They also coordinate the Refresh Collaborative, a collective impact organization, and provide support to over 120 small businesses in the Broad Street area. Additionally, they partner with the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority for various programs, including Façade Renewal and Placemaking.

Broad Community Connections conducts various planning and land-use efforts and organizes community events such as the Broad Flea and the Bayou Road Community Bike Fest. They are also involved in tree planting initiatives, having planted over 100 trees in the Broad corridor and surrounding neighborhoods. Founded in 2008, the organization's journey began with neighbors coming together to imagine a different future for Broad Street.

They received Main Street Status in 2009 and, through strategic development strategies, transformed the former Schwegmann's supermarket into the innovative national example of place-based public health known as the ReFresh Project. As of 2021, Broad Community Connections has welcomed Dasjon Jordan as their new Executive Director, who brings a deep commitment to the work and a collective vision for the future of Broad Street