Raymond Burgard (15 September 1892 in Troyes – 15 June 1944 in Cologne) was a French Resistance worker.
A protester from the outset, he founded the resistance movement in Valmy on 21 September 1940, with four friends from the left-leaning Catholic group Jeune République.
Burgard also edited tracts in German aimed at sapping the occupying troops' morale and encouraging them to disobey their officers.
Thinking himself protected by his Alsatian origins, Raymond Burgard openly participated in the organisation of demonstrations, even encouraging his students to take part in the one on 11 November 1940.
The Valmy group was dismantled in spring 1942 and Raymond Burgard was arrested at his home by the Geheime Feldpolizei (GFP) on 2 April 1942.