The primary accomplishment that S.A.V.E. has made on campus has been its recycling effort, collecting glass, aluminum and plastics of types one and two. S.A.V.E. has also been working with community members to clean a branch of Susquehanna River that runs behind Danville High School. Members have also found themselves helping with two animal refuge facilities. The group has been active at a farm that helps retired racehorses, old horses, or those that have been abused.
Members help with the basic care of the horses, including walking, grooming, feeding and cleaning.
As well as the focus on working within the community, S.A.V.E also seeks to educate the community about the need to consider the environment. S.A.V.E. visits local elementary schools, teaching students how to recycle and what they can do to conserve natural resources. The group organizes an Envirofair at the Susquehanna Valley Mall, which allows agencies from all over Pennsylvania to showcase the strides taken to save the environment. They work with the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Education and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to arrange the whole-day event. The Envirofair is now geared more toward children from kindergarten to fifth grade with hands-on activities.