In order to accomplish our mission, we cannot rely upon membership dues and conference revenue alone to cover the operating costs of APOS. In order to further our mission of reducing suffering for cancer patients, philanthropic gifts are needed to ensure that multidisciplinary professional education of psychosocial oncology healthcare providers leads to high quality evidence-based psychosocial service delivery for cancer patients and their families.

A cup's worth of support a day is all it takes. Join the APOS Coffee Club by signing up to make a recurring gift monthly gift and be part of the movement dedicated to energizing the forward movement of psychosocial oncology every month. As our thank you, you’ll receive the official APOS Coffee Club mug of the year at the annual conference! Because giving is not just about making a donation, but more about making a difference!

This is the highest honor conferred by APOS. The Jimmie Holland Lifetime Achievement Award serves to honor an APOS member who best embodies the qualities of leadership and patient-centered care, like Dr. Jimmie Holland, one of the founders of the field of psychosocial oncology and the founder of APOS. The awardee has achieved distinguished leadership in the field of psychosocial oncology, with outstanding contributions in leadership, training, research, clinical practice, and service to APOS.

Few people exemplify the human side of cancer care better than Matthew Loscalzo.
For more than three decades, he has worked tirelessly to change the culture of treatment beyond simply curing disease. He is both pioneer and innovator, seeing to the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social needs of patients, their loved ones, and their caregivers. The Matthew J. Loscalzo Outstanding Education and Training Award is presented to an APOS member who has enhanced the field of psychosocial oncology through clinical education and training.