Carrie Underwood Dedicates CMT Awards Performance to Tornado Victims

Oklahoma-born superstar Carrie Underwood keeps giving back to her tornado-ravaged home state.

At Wednesday's CMT Awards in Nashville, Underwood, backed by a 24-member church choir,  will dedicate a performance of her new single, "See You Again," to the Red Cross' recovery efforts, the Associated Press reports.

During Underwood's performance at the annual awards show honoring country music, a prompt on the screen will inform viewers how they can make donations to the Red Cross.

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"The choir, I've never done that before, and they just kind of take it to a whole ethereal place," Underwood said Monday night following rehearsal.

A series of tornados have killed dozens of people in the Midwest beginning in mid-May, after which Underwood gave $1 million in concert proceeds to the Red Cross and appeared at Blake Shelton's tribute Healing in the Heartland concert last week.

The CMT Awards will air Wednesday at 8/7c on CMT and CMT.com.