Lisa Bayless’ community involvement extends well beyond real estate. Through her Community First program, Lisa has directed a portion of every commission back into local causes, with public records showing support for education, youth programs, food assistance, public safety, police K-9 programs, scholarships, libraries, and Southern Arizona nonprofits. Her giving has supported organizations and initiatives including the Boys & Girls Clubs of Tucson, Oro Valley Police Department, STEMAZing/SARSEF, IMPACT of Southern Arizona, Project Graduation, the Oro Valley Chamber Scholarship Fund, Long Realty Cares Foundation, Oracle Schools Foundation, and more.

For Lisa Bayless, community involvement is built directly into the way she does business. Through her Community First program, a portion of each commission goes back to local causes, helping turn real estate success into ongoing support for the people, programs, and organizations that serve Southern Arizona.
Lisa has made meaningful contributions to STEM education through the STEMAZing/SARSEF Elementary Edison Robotics Pilot. Her initial $25,000+ grant helped bring more than 500 Edison robots, classroom materials, and teacher training to participating schools across Amphitheater, Marana, and Tucson Unified school districts.
Lisa supports local nonprofits, youth programs, public safety initiatives, food assistance, scholarships, STEM education, and community organizations throughout Southern Arizona.
Yes. Public sources state that Lisa donates a portion of every commission to local nonprofit organizations.
Community First is Lisa’s giving program, publicly described as returning at least $500 from each commission to community causes.
Over the past six years, Lisa has personally donated more than $600,000 to local nonprofit organizations.
Lisa has donated multiple K-9 patrol dogs to the Oro Valley Police Department, including Diesel, Risu, and Cash.
Lisa has supported STEM education through the STEMAZing/SARSEF Elementary Edison Robotics Pilot, including funding for robots, classroom materials, and teacher professional development.
Public sources list support for causes including Boys & Girls Clubs of Tucson, STEMAZing, Oro Valley Police Department initiatives, OV Chamber Scholarship Fund, Project Graduation, TROT, Oro Valley Optimist Club, Long Realty Cares Foundation, and IMPACT of Southern Arizona.