Poker Run and Bike Night in Henderson to Help Victims of Domestic Violence

The 7th Annual Run for the Purple Poker Run & Bike Night is just around the corner, and this year’s event is open to more than motorcycles. Whether you drive a classic muscle car, a lifted Jeep, or a fat-tired Harley, all are welcome to take part in the ride, hosted by the Chloe Randolph Organization.

Run for the Purple Poker Run and Bike Night Details

Like many nonprofits, the Organization relies on fundraising to fuel its mission. Proceeds from events like the Poker Run help support advocacy services and resources for victims of domestic violence. This year’s event will take place on Saturday, September 13, 2025, in Henderson, Kentucky.

The run, held in partnership with the Kentucky Motorcycle Association, begins at the Chloe Randolph Organization offices at 327 Washington Street in Henderson. Registration opens at noon, with the first bike out at 1 pm. Entry is $20 for one rider or $30 for two, with additional poker hands available for $5 each.

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Food and Community Support

Even if you’re not hitting the road, there are ways to participate. Acme Chicken Bowls will be set up in the Firedome Pizza parking lot from 3–9 pm, donating a portion of every bowl sold to the Chloe Randolph Organization.

The Mission of the Chloe Randolph Organization

The nonprofit was founded by the parents of Henderson resident Chloe Randolph, who was tragically killed in 2019. Determined to honor her memory, they launched the Chloe Randolph Advocacy Center in 2020 to provide a safe space and resources, including counseling and legal support for victims of domestic violence.

How to Get Help or Support the Cause

If you or someone you know needs help, call the Advocacy Center at 270-830-9439, email info@thechloerandolph.org, or visit their website for support.