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be good pin where to buy

The “Be Good” pin people are asking about is a white lapel pin with black text worn by Mark Ruffalo, Wanda Sykes, and other celebrities at the 2026 Golden Globes as part of the #BeGood campaign honoring members of the Good family killed in incidents involving ICE.

What the “Be Good” pin is

  • The pin is a small white rectangle (or rounded square) with the words “BE GOOD” in bold black letters, worn on jackets and gowns at the Golden Globes.
  • It is tied to the #BeGood campaign, which was created to honor members of the Good family (including Renee/Mack Good and Porter) and to promote being “good citizens, neighbors, friends, allies, and humans” amid harsh immigration enforcement and political tension.
  • Celebrities used it as a quiet political and human-rights statement on the red carpet while drawing attention to abuses connected to ICE.

Where to buy the “Be Good” pin

As of now, there is not yet a clearly identified, official public storefront dedicated specifically to the exact Golden Globes “Be Good” pin design that is easy to purchase like normal merch. However, there are a few realistic paths to either get that exact pin (if and when it becomes available) or something very close:

  1. Watch for an official #BeGood / campaign site or partner store
    • Articles referencing the pins connect them to a broader #BeGood campaign, but do not yet link a purchase page directly.
 * The most likely way the exact pin will be sold to the public is through:
   * A dedicated campaign website
   * A partner non-profit or advocacy group page
   * Or a merch page linked from future coverage or social posts by involved celebrities or organizers

  1. Check major charity/advocacy merch platforms
    While the specific #BeGood campaign store is not obvious yet, similar political/advocacy pins often show up on:

    • Campaign or movement sites (e.g., immigrant-rights organizations)
    • Fundraising platforms and their merch pages, where pin sales support legal aid and community groups.

  1. Look for “Be the Good” / “Be Good” enamel pins as close alternatives
    If you mainly want the message and a visually similar enamel pin rather than the exact Golden Globes version, there are several options already on sale:

    • Online boutiques and gift shops selling “Be the Good” enamel pins, typically 1 inch, gold-plated or hard enamel, with uplifting text.
 * Marketplace listings (e.g., handmade and small-batch sellers) that offer motivational “be good” or “be the good” pins, often in pastel or minimal designs.

These are not officially tied to the Golden Globes campaign, but they convey a very similar sentiment.

  1. Custom pin route if you want the exact look now
    • If you have a clear screenshot of the Golden Globes pin, many custom enamel pin printers let you upload simple art (white background, “BE GOOD” in black) and order a small batch.
    • This is a practical workaround if there is no official public merch yet, though it will not direct money to the #BeGood effort unless you also donate separately to related organizations mentioned in coverage.

Tips to stay aligned with the campaign

  • To support the actual cause, pair your pin with a donation to immigrant-rights or anti-ICE-abuse organizations highlighted in news coverage about the Good family and the #BeGood campaign.
  • If an official campaign shop appears later, it will likely:
    • Explicitly mention the Good family
    • Use the #BeGood language and ICE-related context
    • Direct proceeds toward legal support, community organizing, or victim families.

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