Quility founder Meredith Ellison and her team spent Impact Day 2025 in Swannanoa, North Carolina building and donating 25 to 27 bikes for the Beacon Bike Park, plus cleaning up the grounds. The company's annual service day puts its core values around community impact into action.
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200 employees
25–27 bicycles
Swannanoa, North Carolina
No — the bikes are donated and free for kids to use.
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Hey, I'm Meredith Ellison. I'm one of the founders at Quility and we are having our annual impact Day. We're super excited about today, and not just what's happening here in Suannanoa, but what's happening really all over the country. While we've got 200 employees out serving their communities with what fills them up and how they want to serve and what makes an impact, we're actually living out our core values. You know, one of our biggest core values at Quility is to make an impact and to serve. So to make sure we're creating time and space for people to serve means a lot to us.
So my name is Ben Henker and we are building bikes for the Beacon bike Park today. These are donated bikes. Nobody will be charged to use these bikes. These bikes will be for kids to come in here, get introduced to the sport, introduced to the property, introduced to the park. What we're doing Here, this is 25 to 27 bicycles that were given to us to get out and get kids on these bikes. I can't tell you how excited I am about this.
So my name is Todd Spivey. I'm here today to do some cleanup for the bike park. To me, what impact is all about is going out and using your talents to create a better world and create opportunities for other people to find enjoyment. You just might find in those opportunities, you get the most out of it.
I am Maitland Demos and I am here to serve Fruquilities Impact Day. I'm most looking forward today to making a difference on the job as well. Pouring back into the community that has been hit so hard, but then also doing it with my co workers. The people I do life with on a regular basis. Can't ask for a better group of folks to do it with.
We are in Swannanoa, North Carolina, headquartered here. Quility and symmetry. I was born and raised in Swannanoa and never left. Traveled some, but always felt these mountains just kind of call me back and never really wanted to be anywhere else. A lot of people around town have started to coin Swannanoa as Swanna nowhere. I like to think that what we're doing right now is we're making a Swana somewhere. Both with what we've done here with quility and symmetry and what this park is going to bring to the community. It's just like a dream come true.
