Jennifer Garner celebrated her 51st birthday on April 17 and visited her friend as well as actress Drew Barrymore to celebrate. who jumped at the opportunity to give him gifts, including the key to Charleston, the city where Garner grew up.
“We mentioned that today is your birthday, but I think we need to fix things up a bit. Let’s change the birthday scene… Hit!” – this is how this holiday began in the studio, which quickly filled with colorful balloons.
IN The Drew Barrymore Show Garner, of “If I Were 30” fame, was awarded a plaque of honor from her hometown of Charleston. “Further, April 17 is Jennifer Garner Day in Charleston.Barrymore said.
Although Garner was born in Texas, he grew up and spent his childhood and youth in the said city of Virginia.
In tears, The actress received the key to Charleston from Mayor Amy Goodwin. who thanked the actress for her “commitment to the art” in addition to her “passion for West Virginia and her generosity”.
But those weren’t the only surprises during the show, because Garner announced a $25,000 donation to Save the Children., claiming that growing up surrounded by poverty made her understand the importance of collaboration from an early age. “I saw a way to help our children. My mom grew up in a very poor rural area of Oklahoma and I grew up in West Virginia… I belonged to the middle class and lived surrounded by generational rural poverty,” said the actress.
Garner is known for her social commitment and dedication to philanthropy. since she was the foundation’s ambassador Baby2Baby that helps children in need. In addition, he participated in the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Campaign in Los Angeles.
“People kept coming to me to do all these amazing things all over the world, and it all has to happen. Thank God for those who have a heart for philanthropy, but I thought, “Who helps kids in America?” This is a huge country, and most of it is rural, so these children are suffering, and who is helping them?” Garner said.