Things You'll Need:
- Internet access
- Name or date for personalization
- Digital photo (optional)
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Step 1
Order from a website such as oneineight.org from the Susan G. Komen foundation of Orange County if you would like a 1 1/2-inch pink ribbon pin with a gold plate for adding a personalized name or date of up to 20 characters.
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Step 2
Order from a website such as zazzle.com if you would like a button style breast cancer pin. These pins come in a variety of styles, with images such as pink ribbons, hearts, angels and flowers, and can include a personalized name. You can also customize the entire pin with your own text, image and design if you would like to include a photo of a loved one, for example.
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Step 3
Order from a website such as imprintitems.com if you would like to order five or more personalized breast cancer pins for a group event or a family, and want volume pricing.
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Step 4
Compare styles and prices from several different websites that offer personalized breast cancer pins to find one that best suits your needs. Make sure to consider the price of shipping and handling when comparing the total cost.
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Step 5
Check the website's policies for refunds if the personalization is not completed correctly and for the amount of time it will take them to create and ship the personalized pin.
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Step 6
Place the order for the personalized breast cancer pin. If you need the item by a certain date, be sure to order far enough in advance to receive the pin in time.
