Reboot's mission is to repair and recycle non-working computers, donating them to families, organizations or individuals who would otherwise lack access to technology.


This additionally keeps thousands of pounds of e-waste out of recycling centers and landfills, helping solve another major current issue.

Starting in 2017, Westchester County, NY middle-school student Sam Nadol began repairing computers as a hobby. In 2018, he partnered with a 501(c)(3) organization working to open a school for girls in Haiti, providing them with enough laptops for their start-up efforts. Throughout that year and the next, he donated desktop systems to individuals in need throughout Westchester County, NY.

In 2020, he was awarded a Hogg Grant by his high school to scale up these efforts into what is now Reboot. In addition to individual donations, Reboot has partnered with the towns of New Castle, Bedford and South Salem to source non-working computers, parts and peripherals.

In 2026, due to an increase in workload outside RebootPC, operations were ceased and RebootPC partnered with Computers4People to continue serving those in need. Please reach out to them for future assistance.