ORLANDO Fl., Nov. 24 (TOTI)-- Caylee Anthony, the two year old Florida toddler that went missing in June, still has not been found, but bounty hunter Leonard Padilla will resume his search for the girl after receiving an anonymous donation of $50,000.

Padilla was involved in a large search that yielded little results earlier this month. He hired a diving company to search the Little Econ River in Blanchard Park and recovered a bag that he believed contained bones and other evidence tied to the case, but a police spokesperson in the case said the bag's contents were "of no evidentiary value."

Caylee's mother, 22 year old Casey Anthony, is being held on multiple charges stemming from Caylee's disappearance. Although the child went missing in June 2008, Casey Anthony didn't contact authorities about her whereabouts until July.

Casey Anthony is scheduled back in court tomorrow. Her lawyer is expected to argue more motions before the judge and ask for supporting evidence from the state. She has already plead "not guilty" to the charges brought against her.

Caylee Anthony's maternal grandparents, George and Cindy Anthony, remain hopeful that their granddaughter will be found and brought home alive.

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