Each color is tied to one or more causes, and people who know the cause will read it at a glance. Pink is read as breast cancer, and red is still read as AIDS awareness by many of the people you meet. Other causes have claimed colors of their own since the early 1990s, so the ribbon on your pin should match what your community already wears. Give us the cause and we will set the enamel accordingly.
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