The yacht boat was stocked with about 3,000 bottles of water, 100 gallons of fuel, shovels, snacks, dog food — and a bunch of beer.

Surfboards, kayaks, small motor boats, even stand-up paddleboards, carry supplies from the yacht to Malibu’s Paradise Cove.

Volunteers deliver supplies from the Leight Star, a yacht owned by winery owner Howard Leight, to Paradise Cove to help Malibu residents affected by the Woolsey fire.

Surfers and kayakers paddle from the Leight Star yacht to deliver water and other supplies to Malibu’s Paradise Cove.

Volunteers bring in water and other supplies to Malibu’s Paradise Cove to help residents affected by the Woolsey fire.

Volunteers deliver supplies from the Leight Star, a 143-foot yacht, to help victims of the 96,000-acre Woolsey fire who had stayed behind in Malibu.

Residents and volunteers bring in supplies to Paradise Cove for those affected by the Woolsey fire in Malibu.

Residents and volunteers bring in supplies to Malibu’s Paradise Cove to help those affected by the Woolsey fire.

Paddleboarders are towed out from Paradise Cove in Malibu to the Leight Star yacht, owned by Malibu resident Howard Leight, to retrieve supplies.

Surfboards, kayaks, small motor boats and stand-up paddleboards carry supplies from the yacht to Malibu’s Paradise Cove.

A boat from the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department floats nearby as deputies try to keep people from going ashore Malibu’s Paradise Cove.