Kacey Musgraves donating clothing sale proceeds to Nashville tornado relief

Kacey Musgraves called East Nashville home for years, and now the country crossover star is lending a hand to the city's tornado relief efforts.

Yesterday, Musgraves kicked off an online sale of clothing items from her stage wardrobe and personal collection, partnering with Instagram resellers Stage to Closet.

The sale was set to benefit Tennessee forest preservation, but in an Instagram story posted Tuesday, Musgraves wrote, "...while (forest preservation) is important to me, the Nashville tornado relief efforts need help first."

The sale is continuing Tuesday. New items will be posted on the Stage to Closet Instagram page.

"Nashville is so tight knit," she wrote on Twitter. "I'm gonna help in any way I can."

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More celebrity contributions

• Reese Witherspoon's Draper James store in Nashville's 12 South neighborhood announced it would be donating 100 percent of their Tuesday proceeds to the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.

Country star and Middle Tennessee native Chris Young announced he'd be making a $50,000 donation to the Music City Inc. Foundation, operated by the Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp.

Nashville-based radio/TV personality Bobby Bones spent his day bringing supplies to organizations including the Community Resource Center, and kept followers informed on which churches, schools and other centers were in need of/still accepting donations.