Jennifer Garner spends $100 in coffee for people behind her in line at Starbucks and leaves cashier a big tip as part of her ’50 acts of kindness’ challenge leading up to her 50th birthday 

Jennifer Garner shared an act of kindness on her Instagram story on Monday, buying $100 worth of coffee for those behind her.

The 49-year-old actress took to her Instagram story on Monday with a brief video of her at a Starbucks getting her order.

The video is captioned, ‘No. 48 Coffee is always a worthwhile little act of kindness,’ the 48th in a series of 50 acts of kindness she’s doing in the 50 days leading up to her 50th birthday in April.

Kind Jen: Jennifer Garner shared an act of kindness on her Instagram story on Monday, buying $100 worth of coffee for those behind her

Countdown: The video is captioned, ‘No. 48 Coffee is always a worthwhile little act of kindness,’ the 48th in a series of 50 acts of kindness she’s seemingly doing in the 50 days leading up to her 50th birthday in April

50 somethings: She started the countdown on Saturday with an Instagram story that stated, ’50 Somethings in 50 Days: A Countdown to my Birthday No. 50 Something that makes me happy. Blossoms on my nectarine trees.’

The video shows Garner in a black peacoat and black mask at a Starbucks, asking the cashier for, ‘a mint tea, grande.’

When the cashier tells her the price, Garner adds, ‘I have a question. Can I give you this to pay for the people behind me?’ while extending a $100 bill.

She then extends more cash to the cashier, adding, ‘this is for you guys,’ adding the $100 is to, ‘pay for whoever behind me.’

Mint tea: The video shows Garner in a black peacoat and black mask at a Starbucks, asking the cashier for, ‘a mint tea, grande’

Behind: She then extends more cash to the cashier, adding, ‘this is for you guys,’ adding the $100 is to, ‘pay for whoever behind me’

Garner adds, ‘Just tell them to have a good a good day and pass it on,’ before turning to the camera as the video comes to an end.

Then on Tuesday, the actress extended her kindness to her 13-year-old co-star in The Adam Project, Walker Scobell, who makes his feature film debut in the action-adventure project, debuting on Netflix March 11.

She shared a cheerful snap of her with her on-screen son from the set, mentioning that he has a ‘fake bloody nose.’

Good day: Garner adds, ‘Just tell them to have a good a good day and pass it on,’ before turning to the camera as the video comes to an end

‘No. 47: Someone I’m proud of: @walkerscobell. #TheAdamProject was Walker’s first movie,’ Garner began.

‘All of us basked in his talent, his ease and his sweetness. Walker – we all love you, sweetie,’ Garner concluded. 

The actress has been in New York City for the past few days, taking in the New York City premiere of The Adam Project on Monday and spotted doing press on Tuesday. 

Proud: ‘No. 47: Someone I’m proud of: @walkerscobell. #TheAdamProject was Walker’s first movie,’ Garner began

The Adam Project follows Ryan Reynolds’ character, a time traveler from the future who meets his younger self (Scobell) on a mission to find their father.

Garner plays Adam’s mother Ellie Reed, while her 13 Going on 30 co-star Mark Ruffalo plays Adam’s father Louis Reed.

The film will debut on the Netflix streaming service globally on March 11. 

Mission: The Adam Project follows Ryan Reynolds’ character, a time traveler from the future who meets his younger self (Scobell) on a mission to find their father

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