On 5 August 2009, Jelmer Ikink and Roman Lentz stood on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa, and felt the need to do more - climb more mountains, but more importantly, give support to the people who are in need of so much more. no mountain too high is a project to support micro-entrepreneurs in developing countries. 

Metaphor: We use our mountaineering expeditions as a metaphor for what it takes entrepreneurs in underdeveloped countries to push themselves out of poverty. Similar to the treacherous environment of some of the highest mountains on Earth, these business founders operate in a highly adverse environment and need equipment and help to succeed. 

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Fourth summit: Having demonstrated our determination by climbing three out of the seven peaks, we are ready to further pursue the challenge of climbing all seven mountains. We have booked a 21-day expedition to Mt. Denali (also called Mt. McKinley), the highest mountain in North America beginning on May 27, 2012.