When protective parents stand in front of courthouses, capitol buildings, and communities with hot pink signs — the system cannot look away. Sponsor a sign. Amplify a voice.
A hot pink sign in the hands of a protective parent is not a prop. It is a declaration that this child matters, this fight is real, and we refuse to be invisible.
A Barron Foundation Hot Pink Sign is a professionally printed, bold hot pink yard sign or rally sign bearing the #HotPinkForChildren hashtag and The Barron Foundation name — designed to be seen.
Signs go up at courthouses during hearings. In business windows. At rallies and community events. In front of homes. Anywhere a protective parent wants to say: I am here. I am not invisible. And I will not stop.
When you sponsor a sign, you put that statement in someone’s hands who may not be able to afford it — and you make the movement visible in your community.
“When I walked into my hearing holding that sign, the bailiff asked me what it meant. I told him. He said ‘good luck.’ Someone saw us.” — A Protective Mother, Georgia
To Everyone Who Placed a Sign
Every sign is a light in the darkness — a visible reminder that children are loved, remembered, and worth fighting for. To every person who has placed a sign in their yard, posted one in their window, or shared it on social media: thank you. Your support keeps this movement alive.
To the Businesses That Said Yes
A business that places a hot pink sign does not just post a sign. It makes a statement. It gives voice to a child who cannot speak for themselves. Every storefront that says yes becomes part of a community that refuses to look away.
Every sign is a prayer, a protest, and a promise.
The Barron Foundation Hot Pink Sign is built to stand in three places: civic buildings where decisions are made, business windows where communities gather, and residential yards where neighbors see each other every day. One design. One color. One message — engineered to be unmistakable in every context.
From a front lawn to a courthouse lawn. From a storefront window to a capitol boulevard. Sponsor a sign and put this message where it needs to stand.
🩷 Sponsor a SignThe Leadership Council on Child Abuse and Interpersonal Violence calls this a public health crisis. More than 58,000 children a year are ordered into unsupervised contact with abusive parents following divorce. Half a million are living unprotected right now. Hot pink is not an accident. It is the color of parents who will not stop. Of children who deserve better. Of a movement that has been quiet long enough.
Every sign that goes up — in a window, at a rally, in front of a courthouse — is a signal to every protective parent nearby: you are not alone.
The ASL “I Love You” hand is our signature. Across a courtroom when words aren't allowed. In a photo posted with #HotPinkForChildren. In the hand of every person who stands with us.
These numbers are not random. Six is written into the heart of this foundation — a number that carries weight we do not need to explain to anyone who has sat in a family courtroom fighting for a child. Every price, every sign, every bracelet carries it. Because the children we fight for deserve to be counted in everything we do.
Put a hot pink sign in the hands of a protective parent who cannot afford one — so they can stand visible and unafraid.
Display hot pink in your window. Tell every protective parent who walks by: this business sees you, this community stands with you.
Flood a courthouse, a rally, a neighborhood with hot pink. Make the movement impossible to miss in your community.
Complete the form below. We will contact you within 48 hours to confirm your sponsorship and arrange delivery.
After submitting, you will receive an email with payment instructions via PayPal or Venmo. Signs and bracelets are shipped within 5–7 business days of payment confirmation.
Thank you for sponsoring a hot pink sign. We will reach out within 48 hours with payment details and next steps.
In the meantime — post the ASL “I Love You” sign and tag #HotPinkForChildren.
Take a photo making the ASL “I Love You” sign. Post it. Tag us. Tell the world whose side you’re on.
#HotPinkForChildren