Jennifer Garner dazzles in sleeveless black gown as she represents Angel City FC at 2024 ESPY Awards in LA
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After getting involved in the NWSL, Jennifer Garner is celebrating a big win off the field.
The Golden Globe winner, 52, dazzled in a sleeveless floor-length black dress on Thursday as she represented Angel City FC at the 32nd ESPY Awards in Los Angeles.
She accessorized the ensemble with a pair of sparkling geometric earrings and a matching bracelet.
Garner both presented and the accepted the award for Sport Humanitarian Team of the Year on behalf of Angel City.
The Alias alum became a co-founder of the NWSL team along with Natalie Portman, Serena Williams, America Ferrera, Jessica Chastain, Sophia Bush, Uzo Aduba, Eva Longoria, Mia Hamm and Abby Wambach.
Jennifer Garner dazzled in a sleeveless floor-length black dress on Thursday as she represented Angel City FC at the 32nd ESPY Awards in Los Angeles
She accessorized the ensemble with a pair of sparkling geometric earrings and a matching bracelet. Garner both presented and the accepted the award for Sport Humanitarian Team of the Year on behalf of Angel City
Last month, Garner's nutrition organization Once Upon a Farm teamed up with Angel City to promote healthy, accessible food for children and families.
'As one of Angel City’s early investors and biggest fans, l am proud of their mission to support healthy lifestyles for families and young athletes, which is an important foundation pillar at Once Upon a Farm,' said Garner in a statement.
'Aligning these two powerful – and fun! – teams is a dream, and I'm excited to support their joint efforts in advancing youth soccer and wellness to raise a healthier generation – ready to play, learn and take the world by storm,' she added.
Garner's latest appearance comes after her oldest daughter Violet Affleck, 18, gave her own impassioned statement in support of mask mandates at a recent Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors meeting.
After contracting a 'post-viral condition' in 2019, the teen also advocated for high-quality free tests and treatment.
In May, Garner shared a teary-eyed video of herself watching Violet accept her diploma during her high school graduation.
The 13 Going on 30 actress later admitted on Today, 'I was a wreck the whole month leading up to it.
'Every awards ceremony, every final, everything, I just cried and cried at everything,' she said.
Garner added, 'Then, the day of (graduation) was so happy that there was nothing to be other than just so proud and happy.'
The Alias alum became a co-founder of the NWSL team along with Natalie Portman , Serena Williams, America Ferrera , Jessica Chastain , Sophia Bush, Uzo Aduba, Eva Longoria , Mia Hamm and Abby Wambach
Last month, Garner's nutrition organization Once Upon a Farm teamed up with Angel City to promote healthy, accessible food for children and families
'As one of Angel City’s early investors and biggest fans, l am proud of their mission to support healthy lifestyles for families and young athletes, which is an important foundation pillar at Once Upon a Farm,' said Garner in a statement
Garner's latest appearance comes after her oldest daughter Violet Affleck, 18, gave her own impassioned statement in support of mask mandates at a recent Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors meeting
In May, Garner shared a teary-eyed video of herself watching Violet accept her diploma during her high school graduation
She also shares Fin, 15, and 12-year-old Samuel with ex-husband Ben Affleck, to whom she was married from 2005 to 2018.
In November, she told People that 'it hasn't really sunk in' that Violet is getting ready for college, adding that she will 'have moments where it hits me. But so far, I'm just excited for her.'
'My kids are funny and they're smart, and they work really hard,' she raved at the time. 'And their teenage antics are at the very lowest, G-rated level, so I’m doing okay.'
Garner added, 'I think my kids work so hard, and they have so much pressure on them that I could never even have imagined as a teenager myself.'
