There is a fundraiser Friday evening to support a local family injured in the Boston Marathon bombings.

Pete DiMartino and his sister, Gina, were at the finish line waiting for their mother when the bombs went off last month.

At 5 p.m., family, friends and neighbors will be at MacGregor's on East Avenue to raise money for their medical bills.

The brother and sister both suffered leg injuries and have undergone surgery. Pete DiMartino is still in the hospital and faces a long road to recovery.

The I-Team tracks down money to help ease the burden on taxpayers like you. There are tens of thousands of dollars in unclaimed cash that should be in the hands of your town or school district.

Right now, most of it is sitting in a state bank account doing nothing. The money is part of the state's unclaimed funds. The conventional wisdom is that it's just for individuals. But there are thousands of dollars that belong to the entities that tax you. The problem is they didn't know anything about it until they got a call from the I-Team.

I-Team 10 was with Romeo Colilli, the Assistant Business Manager for the Greece Central School District, when he was on the phone with the Office of Unclaimed Funds. The district is getting $1,504.78, money that the district did not know existed.