AOTF Early Career Research Excellence Award (Est. 2019)- recognizes and supports investigators who are contributing and show promise to advance knowledge in the field of occupational therapy. 

AOTF Mid-Career Research Excellence Award (Est. 2018)- recognizes and supports individuals who have contributed to advancing knowledge in the field of occupational therapy. 

Virginia Scardina Award of Excellence (Est. 2004) - recognizes an occupational therapy clinician who has demonstrated sustained commitment, excellence, and/or innovation in sensory integration and brain–behavior relationships in the practice of occupational therapy.

A. Jean Ayres Award (Est. 1998)- recognizes up to two occupational therapy clinicians, educators, and researchers each year who have demonstrated sustained commitment to the application, dissemination, development, or testing of theory in occupational therapy.

PTE Mary J. Bridle First Research Award (Est. 1994)- sponsored by Pi Theta Epsilon, this award fosters scholarship and first research efforts within the occupational therapy community.

The Academy of Research - recognizes individuals who have made exemplary and distinguished contributions toward the science of occupational therapy.

Leadership Service Commendation (Est. 1999)- recognizes the outstanding service of retiring members of the AOTF Board of Trustees, life members, or members of the Foundation's committees or councils who contributed their time, energies, and support to the fulfillment of the Foundation's mission, goals, and objectives. 

Meritorious Service Award (Est. 1984) - recognizes retiring and incumbent members of the AOTF Board of Trustees who have made sustained and exemplary contributions in support of the Foundation's mission.

Certificate of Appreciation (Est. 1979)- recognizes the outstanding service of those external to the Foundation who have contributed significantly to the fulfillment of the Foundation's mission, goals, and objectives.

Fred Sammons Volunteer Recognition Award (Est. 2017)- recognizes volunteers who have demonstrated generous selfless service to AOTF and the advancement of occupational science through achievements, accomplishments, or service. The award is given in honor of Fred Sammons, whose career-long commitment to volunteerism helped support and advance the mission of AOTF.

AOTA-AOTF Presidents' Award in Honor of Wilma L. West (Est. 1990)- given in conjunction with AOTA, this award honors a respected leader of the profession who has made sustained contributions to occupational therapy over a lifetime of service.