Jennifer Garner actions towards wheelchair-bound homeless man

She could have stayed behind the glass, another celebrity sealed off from the world’s discomfort. Instead, Jennifer Garner rolled down her window and saw a man, not a problem. She handed over essentials, then noticed the detail most people miss: his bare feet. Getting out of her car, she knelt on the rough pavement, gently pulling socks over his toes as traffic and cameras moved indifferently around them.

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