Working on a new contract with my employer and it's hard to tell if this is fair for me. Please weigh in r/Design!

I do design, photography, and a few various other things for a non-profit org. Besides a guy who runs our data and builds our websites I am the only designer/creative on site. Our new contract gives me a XX,XXX.XX base salary with a portion of what we charge ($2,000) a larger org for subcontracting my design work per project. The proportion that my org has proposed is 33% ($666) to their 66% ($1333). This does put me on par for what I typically charge for branding projects, but I can't help but feel like 66% is an awfully large cut just for the opportunity to do work + taking care of the paperwork, and other legal processes. I've never had this be part of my contract before, so maybe I'm totally off-base here and this is the norm.

What do you think r/Design ?

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