Bart, who runs a charity organization, has been signing his father's signature on his father's personal checks without permission and writing them payable to the charity as donations. He gets the checks from his father's personal assistant, Lisa, who is the treasurer of the charity and also Bart's friend. After faking the signature, Bart gives the checks to Lisa who is then supposed to deposit the checks into the charity's bank account. Instead, Lisa deposits every other check into her own personal account. Which criminal activity is Bart engaging in when signing his father's signature?

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