Over the past seven years, Fadó has generated over €150,000 in sales income for Spraoi agus Spórt. We use this money to fund our services. Fadó income plays a key in providing materials and resources for our centre. In particular, the funds cover special needs assistants which means those of all abilities can take part in our activities. It also pays for transport for children and teenagers with a disability so there are fewer barriers to participation. The shop provides training opportunities for two Community Employment participants and one Tús participant.  It also offers social interaction opportunities for 8 volunteers, who play a vital role in it’s operation. Innovating to move Fadó online via the Thriftify platform opened bigger audiences for us. We now have online customers from every county in Ireland and have sent orders to the UK, France, and Spain. The innovation saw sales figures jump from by almost €10,000 a 28% increase in sales figures. In addition, moving online opened major learning and growth opportunities for local young people. We worked with Transition Year (TY) students from Carndonagh Community School to help us get the shop online. It was a major challenge, which involved logging and photographing all the stock. It provided pupils with practical business skills in e-commerce, sustainable fashion, and digital marketing.