Free awareness ribbon keychains and signs with names
Walking for a cause, cheering on a survivor, or remembering someone you love? Put the ribbon next to someone’s name on a keychain, sign, or ornament, in pink or whatever color your cause uses. It’s free to download, and a whole team comes in one download.
Choose a design
KeychainA name, an icon or logo, or both together, raised on a base that hugs their outline, with a sturdy hole for a key ring. Small, fast to print, and two colors take one swap.A team of 15, one free download
Cut-Out Name SignBold raised letters in the font you like, on a base trimmed to match their outline. There’s room for a logo too, and two colors need just one filament swap.A team of 15, one free download
Christmas OrnamentA round bauble with a name across the front, room for a year or a short second line, and a cap with a loop for the hook. Two colors with one filament swap.A team of 15, one free download
Classic Name SignYour name across a rounded rectangle, framed by a raised edge in the same color as the letters. Put a logo beside or above it; two colors need just one swap.A team of 15, one free download
Making them
- Choose a keychain, sign, or ornament and type a name. Signs and ornaments have space for a second line, such as “In memory of” or the walk’s date.
- Open Logo and tap the awareness ribbon. Have a team or charity logo? Upload that instead.
- Got a whole team? Put the other names under “Make a set”, one per line.
- Pick your cause’s color, choose your printer, and download free.
Which color goes with which cause?
- Pink: breast cancer
- Teal: ovarian cancer
- Gold: childhood cancer
- Lavender: every kind of cancer
- Light blue: prostate cancer
- Dark blue: colon cancer
- White: lung cancer
- Purple: Alzheimer’s, pancreatic cancer, and domestic violence
- Orange: leukemia and MS
- Red: heart health and HIV/AIDS
- Green: mental health and organ donation
Questions people ask
- Is the pink ribbon keychain really free?
- Yes. Sign in with Google and download it at no cost. A team set of up to 31 keychains counts as just one of your 10 downloads for the day.
- Can the ribbon and the name be different colors?
- On a single-nozzle printer the ribbon and the name share one color, set against the base: pink on white looks great. A filament changer like an AMS can give the ribbon a color all its own.
- Can I make one in memory of someone?
- Yes. On a sign or an ornament, put “In memory of” on one line and the name on the other, then add the ribbon above.
- Can our walk team use its own logo?
- Sure. Upload the team or charity logo instead of the ribbon. Simple, single-color art comes out crispest.
- Can we sell these at a fundraiser?
- Absolutely. Sell the keychains and signs you print to raise money. The download itself stays with you, so please don’t share or sell the file.