Jennifer Garner actions towards wheelchair-bound homeless man

Jennifer Garner recently showed her kindness by helping a homeless man in a wheelchair at a Santa Monica parking lot. Instead of driving away, she stopped, gave him a bag of essentials, and noticed he was barefoot.

She knelt to put socks on his feet and offered her own shoes, but they didn’t fit. Determined to help, she asked a nearby paparazzo, “What size feet do you have? Can I buy your shoes for him?” The photographer, realizing the man was a size 10.5, generously gave his own shoes without payment. “Oh, I’m 11! Want me to give it to him?” he offered.

Garner’s generosity is well-known. She has worked with Save the Children for over a decade, saying, “While I did not grow up poor, I was surrounded by it… I went looking and ended up with Save the Children.” Her latest act of compassion reinforces her dedication to helping others.

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