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Combining the Club colours with those of the natural environment around Claggan Park, the scarves have proved immensely popular and have found homes with Lochaber ex-pats and a fan base right across the World.
As well bringing down trees at Achintee Road, the blustery conditions caused the already precarious (old) stand to partially lose its roof.
Owen, 22, now lives and works in Aberdeen but started his football career with the Fort William FC Youth Teams.
The club hope that the money raised will enable it to have CCTV round the park and hopefully stop vandalism happening in the future.
In a response to the damage, Clachnacuddin supporter, William Corbett, launched a fund-raising appeal which has already garnered £1,750 of its £2,500 target.
Running every day, even when on holiday, Olly Stephen notched up a total of 2662Km (1,654 miles) a third more than he intended and equivalent to 700 times up and down Ben Nevis.
Former player Gerry Hellas of LBS, with another former player, Michael Gillespie of G Welding and Aaron Gall of Caledonian Auto Salvage handed over the new strips to Fort FC manager Ashley Hollyer.
Training has resumed at Fort William Football Club following the easing of coronavirus lockdown regulations.
