Hunt for Maddie McCann Gets $110,000 Boost Thanks to ‘Madeleine’ Book Sales

Kate and Gerry McCann pose in London with an artist's impression of how their daughter might look at the age of 9, on May 2, 2012. AFP/Getty Images

The $15 million search for missing child Madeleine McCann has received a $108,000 boost thanks to income generated by her mother’s bestselling book.

The toddler’s parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, set up a foundation called Madeleine’s Fund: Leaving No Stone Unturned Limited in 2007 to manage donations to help find the missing girl. According to a report by The Mirror, the foundation’s bottom line has seen a lift thanks to the donation of $107,015 (84,096 British pounds) in book royalties from the sale of McCann’s book, titled “Madeleine.”