Carrie Underwood is making sure she sends support to her native Oklahoma in the wake of this week's devastating tornado.
The hit country star and "American Idol" winner donated $1 million from the proceeds of her "Blown Away Tour" to the American Red Cross's disaster relief fund.
“I have watched the devastation in my home state of Oklahoma over the past several days with great sadness,” Underwood said in a statement on her official website.
“With the help of my fans who attended my concerts over the past year, we can offer the Red Cross a little extra help in comforting those affected by the recent tornados.”
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The tornado, which hit Oklahoma City and surrounding areas earlier this week, left 24 dead and more than 370 people injured.
"The impact of the tornados in Oklahoma and the Midwest was devastating and the road to recovery will be long for many families," said the American Red Cross's chief development officer Neal Litvack.
"Through the generosity of Carrie, the American Red Cross can quickly respond with shelter, food and comfort now, and with lasting help as they move toward recovery,” he continued.
The six-time Grammy winner also recently donated to the organization's relief fund after Storm Sandy devastated New Jersey last year.
Underwood performed her last performance of the "Blown Away Tour" on Thursday.
Also just announced, fellow Oklahoma native and "The Voice" coach Blake Shelton will be holding a benefit concert for disaster relief next Wednesday, which will air live at 9 p.m. ET/PT on NBC, as well as NBCU sister networks Style, G4, Bravo, E! and CMT on either a live or delayed basis.