Dream Maker Pins Blog

Domestic violence isn’t always visible—it hides behind smiles, in quiet fears, and in the spaces survivors don’t feel safe to speak. This October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month reminds us that abuse can be physical, emotional, financial, or psychological—and it can happen to anyone. In this blog, we break down the real numbers, who’s most at risk, and how you can show your support. From wearing a bold purple ribbon pin to sharing hotline information, we can all be part of creating safer communities.

Liver cancer may be quiet, but this October we’re making noise. Liver Cancer Awareness Month is all about shining a light on one of the fastest-growing—and most overlooked—cancers. We’re talking real facts, real risks, and real ways you can make an impact. From rocking an green ribbon pin to wearing a bold “I Wear This For My” wristband, you can start conversations that matter. Let’s go loud, wear green, and remind the world that liver cancer won’t be ignored.

The Pansexual Pride Flag is a vibrant symbol of love without limits. Learn what the colors represent, how the flag was created, and why pan visibility is essential for inclusion within the LGBTQIA+ community.

Brain Cancer Awareness Month shines a light on one of the most devastating and underfunded diseases. From symptoms and support to symbolism and advocacy, we break down why this cause matters—and how you can make a difference just by wearing gray.

Inspired by the Monarch’s incredible journey to Mexico, this butterfly symbolizes strength, growth, and personal migration. It's a wearable reminder that transformation is both beautiful and brave.

The Transgender Pride Flag is more than a symbol—it’s a lifeline. Created by Navy veteran Monica Helms, its soft colors and perfect symmetry represent identity, inclusion, and the truth that there’s no wrong way to be trans. Let's explore its meaning, the challenges trans folks face today, and how allies can truly show up. Plus, we honor activist Denee Mallon and share why our pronoun and Proud Parent pins matter more than ever.

Heart disease is the #1 cause of death in the U.S., and most people have no idea they’re at risk. This February, use your red ribbon to start life-saving conversations about prevention, symptoms, and support. Awareness is the first step—action is the next.

World Diabetes Day, celebrated each year on November 14, honors Sir Frederick Banting—the man who co-discovered insulin. This blog explores his life-saving legacy, how far we've come in diabetes care, and how small acts like wearing a Diabetes Awareness Ribbon Pin can spark real change. We've also rounded up 5 incredible nonprofits you can support to keep the momentum going.

This delicate pin has become a beloved tribute to grandmothers and loved ones who’ve passed. Its soft pink and purple hues represent love, memory, and emotional warmth in every wing.

The orange poppy inspires energy, courage, and creativity. Learn how this vibrant flower became a wearable symbol of bold, joyful self-expression.

Originally worn for animals lost in war, the purple poppy now honors devotion in many forms. Discover the deep meaning behind this powerful symbol.

Looking for a sign that brighter days are ahead? The Yellow Butterfly is your go-to symbol of joy, creativity, and cheerful transformation. It’s a wearable dose of sunshine and fresh beginnings.